How to Say ‘My daughter is in Year 3.’ in French
Ma fille est en CE2.
mah fee-yuh eh ahn say-duh
[mah fee-yuh eh ahn say-duh]
💬 Usage Tip: CE2 means cours élémentaire deuxième année, roughly Year 3 in primary school.
🇫🇷 In France: French school levels are part of everyday parent identity: people often introduce themselves via their child's class.
Phrase Breakdown
Ma
[mah]
my
Ma means 'my' and is used before feminine singular nouns.
Je réponds simplement : Ma fille est en CE2.
I reply simply: 'My daughter is in CE2.'
fille
[fee-yuh]
daughter
Fille means 'daughter' or 'girl'; here it means 'daughter'.
Quand on me demande, je dis : Ma fille est en CE2.
When someone asks me, I say: 'My daughter is in CE2.'
est
[eh]
is
Est is the verb 'is' from être.
Je précise : Ma fille est en CE2.
I specify: 'My daughter is in CE2.'
en
[ahn]
in
En means 'in' when stating a class level.
À l'école, je dis : Ma fille est en CE2.
At school, I say: 'My daughter is in CE2.'
CE2
[say-duh]
CE2 (third year of primary school)
CE2 is a French primary school year, roughly equivalent to Year 4 in the UK or third grade in the US.
Au portail, je réponds : Ma fille est en CE2.
At the gate, I reply: 'My daughter is in CE2.'
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