How to Say ‘A family group’ in French
Un groupe familial
uhn groop fah-mee-lyal
[uhn groop fah-mee-lyal]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[uhn]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article, meaning 'a' or 'an'.
Un groupe familial arrive vers vingt heures.
A family group is arriving around eight o’clock.
groupe
[groop]
group
A group of people dining together.
Un groupe familial de douze personnes viendra dimanche.
A family group of twelve people will come on Sunday.
familial
[fah-mee-lyal]
family
Describes something related to family; here, a family-type group.
Un groupe familial préfère souvent une grande table.
A family group often prefers a large table.
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