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How to Say ‘My daughter Chloé is in first grade too!’ in French

Ma fille Chloé est en CP aussi !

mah FEE-yuh klo-AY eh on say-PAY oh-SEE

[mah FEE-yuh klo-AY eh on say-PAY oh-SEE]

Phrase Breakdown

Ma fille Chloé

mah FEE-yuh klo-AY

My daughter Chloé

'Fille' is pronounced 'fee-y'. The double 'l' sounds like a 'y'. 'Chloé' is 'klo-ay'.

Example

Ma fille Chloé a six ans.

My daughter Chloé is six years old.

Words in this phrase

[mah]

Possessive adjective indicating ownership or association.

Example

Ma maison est bleue.

My house is blue.

fille

[FEE-yuh]

daughter

Means daughter when used with a possessive; also means girl.

Example

Ma fille a six ans.

My daughter is six.

Chloé

[klo-AY]

Chloé

A common French girl's name.

Example

Chloé joue dans la cour.

Chloé is playing in the playground.

est en CP aussi !

eh on say-PAY oh-SEE

is in first grade too!

'Aussi' means 'too/also' and goes at the end. Link 'est en' as 'eh-t-ahn', then 'say-pay oh-see'.

Example

Mon cousin est en CP aussi !

My cousin is in first grade too!

Words in this phrase

est

[eh]

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

[on]

A preposition indicating inclusion within a space.

Example

Il est en France.

He is in France.

[say-PAY]

first grade (Year 1)

Abbreviation of 'cours préparatoire', first year of primary school.

Example

Mon neveu entre en CP.

My nephew is starting first grade.

aussi

[oh-SEE]

also / too

Used to add agreement or say 'me too' in conversation.

Example

Aussi, je voudrais comprendre votre mode de management.

Also, I’d like to understand your management style.

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