How to Say ‘My son’ in French
Mon fils
mohn fees
[mohn fees]
💬 Usage Tip: A basic family phrase. Straightforward combo: mon + masculine noun.
🇫🇷 In France: Parents in France commonly refer to children this way in school meetings rather than using the child's first name every time.
Phrase Breakdown
Mon
[mohn]
my
Possessive adjective meaning 'my.'
Mon fils commence l'école aujourd'hui.
My son is starting school today.
fils
[fees]
son
Noun meaning a male child.
Mon fils est très timide en classe.
My son is very shy in class.
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