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How to Say ‘Your hat is beautiful.’ in French

Votre chapeau est beau.

vot-ruh shah-POH eh boh

[vot-ruh shah-POH eh boh]

Phrase Breakdown

Votre chapeau

vot-ruh shah-POH

Your hat

'Chapeau' sounds like 'sha-POH'. French stresses the last syllable lightly.

Example

Votre chapeau est noir.

Your hat is black.

Words in this phrase

Votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

chapeau

[shah-POH]

hat

Masculine noun for a head covering; plural chapeaux.

Example

Il porte un chapeau noir.

He is wearing a black hat.

est beau.

eh boh

is beautiful / nice.

'Beau' is the masculine form, used with masculine nouns like 'chapeau'. It sounds like 'boh'.

Example

Le temps est beau.

The weather is nice.

Words in this phrase

est

[eh]

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

beau

[boh]

nice; beautiful

In weather talk, beau means nice or fine.

Example

Il fait beau pour attendre à la sortie.

The weather is nice for waiting at pickup time.

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