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How to Say ‘Léa often talks about Tom at home!’ in French

Léa parle souvent de Tom à la maison !

lay-AH parl soo-VAHN duh tohm ah lah meh-ZOHN

[lay-AH parl soo-VAHN duh tohm ah lah meh-ZOHN]

Phrase Breakdown

Léa parle souvent

lay-AH parl soo-VAHN

Léa often talks

Say 'lay-A parl soo-VAHN'. The 't' of 'souvent' is silent.

Example

Elle parle souvent.

She talks often.

Words in this phrase

Léa

[lay-AH]

Léa

A popular French girl's name.

Example

Léa joue dans le jardin.

Léa is playing in the garden.

parle

[parl]

speak

First-person form of 'parler', to speak.

Example

Je parle avec mon ami.

I speak with my friend.

souvent

[soo-VAHN]

often

An adverb meaning frequently or many times.

Example

Je fais souvent du roller après l'école.

I often go skating after school.

de Tom

duh tohm

about Tom

Here 'de' means 'about'.

Example

Elle parle de Tom.

She talks about Tom.

Words in this phrase

[duh]

about

After 'parler', 'de' introduces the topic: talk about.

Example

Il parle de son chien.

He talks about his dog.

Tom

[tohm]

Tom

A boy's first name, popular in France.

Example

Tom joue dans la cour.

Tom is playing in the playground.

à la maison !

ah lah meh-ZOHN

at home!

Say 'a la may-ZOHN', with a lively tone for the exclamation.

Example

On mange à la maison.

We eat at home.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

[lah]

the (feminine singular)

Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.

The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.

maison

[meh-ZOHN]

home / house

'À la maison' means at home.

Example

Je reste à la maison.

I'm staying at home.

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