How to Say ‘Your child’ in French
Votre enfant
VOH-tr ahn-FAHN
[VOH-tr ahn-FAHN]
💬 Usage Tip: Votre means 'your' in polite or plural form. Enfant can mean either son or daughter.
🇫🇷 In France: Useful when you do not yet know the child's name or gender.
Phrase Breakdown
Votre
[VOH-tr]
your
Polite singular or plural 'your', used when speaking respectfully to another parent.
Votre enfant est dans quelle classe ?
What class is your child in?
enfant
[ahn-FAHN]
child
A general word for a child; can mean son or daughter depending on context.
Votre enfant a l'air content aujourd'hui.
Your child looks happy today.
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