How to Say ‘Much better, he's walking without crutches again.’ in French
Beaucoup mieux, il remarche sans béquilles.
boh-koo myuh eel ruh-MARSH san bay-KEE
[boh-koo myuh eel ruh-MARSH san bay-KEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Beaucoup mieux,
boh-koo myuh
Much better
A common answer about health. Say 'bo-kou myeu'; the 'p' is silent.
Je me sens beaucoup mieux.
I feel much better.
Words in this phrase
Beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / much
"Beaucoup" means a large quantity or degree, often translated as "a lot."
Beaucoup de salariés apprécient cette flexibilité.
A lot of employees appreciate this flexibility.
mieux
[myuh]
better
Comparative of 'bien'.
Je me sens mieux.
I feel better.
il remarche
eel ruh-MARSH
he's walking again
'Re-' plus 'marcher' means 'to walk again'. Say 'il r'marsh'.
Le bébé remarche après sa chute.
The baby is walking again after his fall.
Words in this phrase
il
[eel]
he
Third person singular subject pronoun.
Il est heureux.
He is happy.
remarche
[ruh-MARSH]
walks again
From 'remarcher', to be able to walk again.
Elle remarche après sa chute.
She walks again after her fall.
sans béquilles.
san bay-KEE
without crutches.
'Béquilles' are crutches. The 'ill' sounds like 'y': 'san bé-kiy'.
Il marche avec des béquilles.
He walks with crutches.
Words in this phrase
sans
[san]
without
Lacking something or someone.
Il est parti sans dire un mot.
He left without saying a word.
béquilles
[bay-KEE]
crutches
Supports used to help walking after an injury.
Il marche avec des béquilles.
He walks with crutches.
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