How to Say ‘Here, here's my phone.’ in French
Tenez, voici mon téléphone.
tuh-NAY vwah-SEE mohn tay-lay-FUN
[tuh-NAY vwah-SEE mohn tay-lay-FUN]
Phrase Breakdown
Tenez,
tuh-NAY
Here you go,
Said when handing something over, in the formal form. Say 'te-né'; the Z is silent.
Tenez, c'est pour vous.
Here you go, it's for you.
Words in this phrase
Tenez
[tuh-NAY]
here you are
Imperative of 'tenir', used when handing something over.
Tenez, votre café.
Here you are, your coffee.
voici mon téléphone.
vwah-SEE mohn tay-lay-FUN
here's my phone.
Presents the object you are handing over. Say 'vwa-si mon té-lé-fon'.
Voici mon numéro.
Here's my number.
Words in this phrase
voici
[vwah-SEE]
here is
Presents something close by.
Voici ma fille, Emma.
Here is my daughter, Emma.
mon
[mohn]
my
Possessive adjective, first person singular.
Mon livre est ici.
My book is here.
téléphone
[tay-lay-FUN]
phone
Telephone, often meaning a mobile phone.
Mon téléphone est dans mon sac.
My phone is in my bag.
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