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How to Say ‘My son too’ in French

Mon fils aussi

mohn fees oh-SEE

[mohn fees oh-SEE]

💬 Usage Tip: [Aussi] usually comes after the thing it adds to: [Mon fils aussi] = [my son too]. For a quick swap, [Ma fille aussi] means [my daughter too].

Phrase Breakdown

Mon fils

mohn fees

My son

A simple possessive phrase introducing the speaker’s son.

Example

Mon fils est à l'école.

My son is at school.

Words in this phrase

Mon

[mohn]

my

Possessive adjective for a masculine singular noun.

Example

Mon fils aussi aime la cantine.

My son also likes the cafeteria.

fils

[fees]

son

Refers to a male child.

Example

Mon fils aussi connaît cette maîtresse.

My son also knows this teacher.

aussi

[oh-SEE]

too / also

Adds agreement or shared situation.

Example

Mon fils aussi est dans cette école.

My son is also in this school.

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