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How to Say ‘I forgot my homework.’ in French

J'ai oublié mes devoirs.

zhay ay oo-blee-AY may duh-VWAHR

[zhay ay oo-blee-AY may duh-VWAHR]

Phrase Breakdown

J'ai oublié

zhay ay oo-blee-AY

I forgot

Say 'zhay oo-blee-ay', smooth and connected.

Example

J'ai oublié son nom.

I forgot his name.

Words in this phrase

J'

[zhay]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.

Example

J'aime les bonbons.

I like candies.

ai

[ay]

have

Form of 'avoir' used with past participles to make the past tense.

Example

J'ai beaucoup appris grâce à notre discussion.

I learned a lot thanks to our discussion.

oublié

[oo-blee-AY]

forgotten

Past participle of 'oublier', to forget.

Example

Il a oublié son livre.

He forgot his book.

mes devoirs.

may duh-VWAHR

my homework.

Say 'may duh-vwahr'. Both final -s letters are silent.

Example

Voici mes devoirs.

Here is my homework.

Words in this phrase

mes

[may]

my (plural)

Possessive used before plural nouns.

Example

Où sont mes stylos ?

Where are my pens?

devoirs

[duh-VWAHR]

homework

Plural noun for school assignments done at home.

Example

Les devoirs sont difficiles.

The homework is difficult.

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