How to Say ‘Your bag is very pretty.’ in French
Votre sac est très joli.
vot-ruh sahk eh tray zho-lee
[vot-ruh sahk eh tray zho-lee]
Phrase Breakdown
Votre sac
vot-ruh sahk
Your bag
'Votre' is the polite or formal 'your'. In 'sac', the final 'c' is pronounced: 'sak'.
Votre sac est ici.
Your bag is here.
Words in this phrase
Votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
sac
[sahk]
bag
A shopping bag or small bag for carrying items.
Je voudrais un sac pour mes achats.
I would like a bag for my purchases.
est très joli.
eh tray zho-lee
is very pretty.
'Est' sounds like 'eh', and 'très' like 'treh'. 'Joli' is the masculine form, since 'sac' is masculine.
Le jardin est très joli.
The garden is very pretty.
Words in this phrase
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
très
[tray]
very
"Très" is used to strengthen an adjective or adverb.
Est très important pour garder une bonne ambiance.
Is very important for maintaining a good atmosphere.
joli
[zho-lee]
pretty
An adjective to describe something pleasantly attractive.
C'est un très joli prénom pour ton enfant.
It's a very pretty name for your child.
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