How to Say ‘A few days’ in French
Quelques jours
kel-kuh zhoor
[kel-kuh zhoor]
💬 Usage Tip: Quelques is the plural "a few", with silent final s on both words: (kel-kuh zhoor).
Phrase Breakdown
Quelques
[kel-kuh]
a few / some
A determiner meaning 'a few' or 'some', often used before plural nouns.
Je proposerai quelques idées dans mon prochain message.
I will suggest a few ideas in my next message.
jours
[zhoor]
days
Part of the expression tous les jours, meaning every day.
Oui, comme tous les jours. Ces jours passent vite.
Yes, like every day. These days go by quickly.
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