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How to Say ‘For a family group’ in French

Pour un groupe familial

poor uhn groop fah-mee-lyal

[poor uhn groop fah-mee-lyal]

Phrase Breakdown

Pour

[poor]

for

Preposition meaning 'for'.

Example

Pour un groupe familial, une salle calme est idéale.

For a family group, a quiet room is ideal.

Un groupe familial

uhn groop fah-mee-lyal

A family group

Refers to a group made up of family members.

Example

Nous venons en groupe familial.

We are coming as a family group.

Words in this phrase

un

[uhn]

a

Masculine singular indefinite article.

Example

Pour un groupe familial, il faut réserver tôt.

For a family group, you need to book early.

groupe

[groop]

group

A set of people together, especially dining together.

Example

Pour un groupe familial nombreux, une table ronde peut être pratique.

For a large family group, a round table can be practical.

familial

[fah-mee-lyal]

family

Related to family members and family occasions.

Example

Pour un groupe familial, l'ambiance doit être conviviale.

For a family group, the atmosphere should be friendly.

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