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How to Say ‘I am going to Brittany.’ in French

Je vais en Bretagne.

zhuh vay AHN bruh-TAN-yuh

[zhuh vay AHN bruh-TAN-yuh]

💬 Usage Tip: Use en for regions and countries that take la: la Bretagne becomes en Bretagne, just as la France becomes en France.

Phrase Breakdown

Je vais

zhuh vay

I am going / I go

This is the first-person form of 'aller' (to go). The final 's' is silent.

Example

Je vais à la plage.

I am going to the beach.

Words in this phrase

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vais

[vay]

am going

Form of aller used to express an immediate future action.

Example

Je vais observer sa respiration avant de partir.

I am going to observe her breathing before leaving.

en Bretagne.

AHN bruh-TAN-yuh

to Brittany.

Use 'en' before feminine regions and countries. In 'Bretagne', 'gn' sounds like 'ny' in 'canyon': 'bruh-TAN-yuh'.

Example

Il pleut souvent en Bretagne.

It often rains in Brittany.

Words in this phrase

en

[AHN]

to / in

Preposition used before feminine regions and countries to mean 'to' or 'in'.

Example

Elle habite en Normandie.

She lives in Normandy.

Bretagne

[bruh-TAN-yuh]

Brittany

Region in northwestern France with Celtic culture and rugged coasts.

Example

La Bretagne a de belles côtes.

Brittany has beautiful coasts.

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