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How to Say ‘Yes, at ten o'clock.’ in French

Oui, à dix heures.

wee ah dees UR

[wee ah dees UR]

💬 Usage Tip: Times use à plus the number plus heures: à deux heures "at two o'clock". In dix heures the x links over as a z sound (dee-zuhr).

Phrase Breakdown

Oui, à

wee ah

Yes, at

'Oui' (yes) sounds like 'wee'. 'À' (at) sounds like 'ah'. Say them together smoothly: 'wee, ah'.

Example

Oui, à demain !

Yes, see you tomorrow!

Words in this phrase

Oui

[wee]

Yes

Affirmative response or agreement.

Example

Oui, c'est vrai.

Yes, that's true.

[ah]

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

dix heures.

dees UR

ten o'clock.

The 'x' of 'dix' links to 'heures' with a 'z' sound: 'dee-zuhr'. The 'h' is silent.

Example

Le cours commence à dix heures.

The class starts at ten o'clock.

Words in this phrase

dix

[dees]

ten

The number 10.

Example

J'ai dix euros.

I have ten euros.

heures

[UR]

o'clock

Used after a number to tell the time of day.

Example

Le dîner est à huit heures.

Dinner is at eight o'clock.

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