How to Say ‘I love your coat.’ in French
J'adore votre manteau.
zhem ah-dor vot-ruh mahn-toh
[zhem ah-dor vot-ruh mahn-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: You can swap the item to reuse this: J'adore votre chapeau "I love your hat", J'adore vos chaussures "I love your shoes".
Phrase Breakdown
J'adore
zhem ah-dor
I love
'Je' + 'adore' contract to 'J'adore'. Say it as two syllables: 'zha-DOR'. Roll the final 'r' softly in the throat.
J'adore le chocolat.
I love chocolate.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zhem]
I (contracted form of « je »)
« Je » becomes « J’ » before a vowel: « J’aime » = “I like/I love”. Very frequent for opinions about anime.
J' aime ce studio d’animation.
I like this animation studio.
adore
[ah-dor]
love / adore
From the verb “adorer,” meaning to love or really enjoy.
On adore les grands matchs internationaux.
We love the big international matches.
votre manteau.
vot-ruh mahn-toh
your coat
'Votre' is the polite 'your'. In fast speech it sounds like 'vot'. 'Manteau' is 'mahn-TOH', with a nasal 'an' and a final 'eau' that sounds like 'oh'.
Votre manteau est chaud.
Your coat is warm.
Words in this phrase
votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
manteau
[mahn-toh]
coat
An outer garment worn for warmth or style.
Elle porte un manteau rouge.
She is wearing a red coat.
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