How to Say ‘She is happy to come every morning.’ in French
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
ell eh kohn-tahnt duh vuh-neer too lay mah-tan
[ell eh kohn-tahnt duh vuh-neer too lay mah-tan]
💬 Usage Tip: A reassuring full sentence. Great for talking about how your child is settling in.
🇫🇷 In France: At pickup or drop-off, positive comments like this help create easy, friendly conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Elle
[ell]
she
Third-person feminine subject pronoun.
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
est
[eh]
is
Form of “être” meaning “is.”
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
contente
[kohn-tahnt]
happy, pleased
Feminine adjective meaning happy or pleased.
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
de
[duh]
to, of
Preposition used before the infinitive verb.
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
venir
[vuh-neer]
to come
Infinitive verb meaning “to come.”
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
tous
[too]
every, all
Here it means “every” in a repeated time expression.
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
les
[lay]
the
Plural definite article.
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
matins
[mah-tan]
mornings
Plural noun meaning “mornings.”
Elle est contente de venir tous les matins.
She is happy to come every morning.
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