How to Say ‘Yes, I am waiting for my daughter.’ in French
Oui, j'attends ma fille.
wee zh ah-TAHN mah fee-yuh
[wee zh ah-TAHN mah fee-yuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Oui
[wee]
yes
Used to answer positively and continue the conversation.
Oui, j'arrive un peu tôt aujourd'hui.
Yes, I'm arriving a little early today.
J'attends
zh ah-TAHN
I am waiting for / I wait for
Present tense of attendre with je, contracted to j' before a vowel.
J'attends le train.
I am waiting for the train.
Words in this phrase
j'
[zh]
I
Short form of 'je' before a vowel, meaning 'I'.
J' attends ma fille tous les jours ici.
I wait for my daughter here every day.
attends
[ah-TAHN]
am waiting for
From 'attendre'; here it means waiting for someone.
J'attends ma fille à la sortie.
I am waiting for my daughter at pickup time.
Ma fille
mah fee-yuh
My daughter
Possessive phrase meaning 'my daughter'.
Ma fille est à l'école.
My daughter is at school.
Words in this phrase
ma
[mah]
my
Possessive adjective used with a feminine singular noun.
Ma fille aime son maître.
My daughter likes her teacher.
fille
[fee-yuh]
daughter
A female child; often used by parents talking at school.
Ma fille joue dans la cour.
My daughter plays in the playground.
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