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How to Say ‘Your dog is adorable.’ in French

Votre chien est adorable.

vot-ruh shy-an eh ah-doh-RAH-bluh

[vot-ruh shy-an eh ah-doh-RAH-bluh]

Phrase Breakdown

Votre chien

vot-ruh shy-an

Your dog

'Chien' sounds like 'shyan', with a nasal ending. Don't pronounce the 'n'.

Example

Votre chien est grand.

Your dog is big.

Words in this phrase

Votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

chien

[shy-an]

dog

A domesticated animal, typically kept as a pet.

Example

Le chien aboie fort.

The dog barks loudly.

est adorable.

eh ah-doh-RAH-bluh

is adorable.

Link 'est' to 'adorable': 'eh-ta-do-RABL'. The 't' of 'est' is often heard here.

Example

Ce bébé est adorable.

This baby is adorable.

Words in this phrase

est

[eh]

is

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

adorable

[ah-doh-RAH-bluh]

lovely / sweet

Adjective for something charming or very kind.

Example

Ton chien est adorable.

Your dog is adorable.

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