How to Say ‘She's two.’ in French
Elle a deux ans.
el ah d-uh ahn
[el ah d-uh ahn]
💬 Usage Tip: The word ans can't be dropped the way English drops "years". The x of deux links in, so it sounds like (duh-zahn).
Phrase Breakdown
Elle a
el ah
She has
Used for age in French, where you 'have' years. Say it smoothly as 'è-la'.
Elle a dix ans.
She is ten years old.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
a
[ah]
has
Used with a past participle to form the present perfect tense.
Elle a visité Paris.
She has visited Paris.
deux ans.
d-uh ahn
two years (old)
The 'x' links to 'ans' with a 'z' sound: 'deu-zan'. The final 's' is silent.
J'habite ici depuis deux ans.
I've lived here for two years.
Words in this phrase
deux
[d-uh]
two
The number 2.
Ils sont venus tous les deux.
They both came.
ans
[ahn]
years
A plural time noun used to talk about duration.
Trois ans d'expérience sont demandés pour ce poste.
Three years of experience are required for this position.
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