How to Say ‘Their sandwiches are really good.’ in French
Leurs sandwichs sont super bons.
lur sahnd-WEESH sohn sue-PAIR bohn
[lur sahnd-WEESH sohn sue-PAIR bohn]
Phrase Breakdown
Leurs sandwichs
lur sahnd-WEESH
Their sandwiches
'Leurs' is the plural form of 'their', and its 's' is silent here. 'Sandwichs' sounds like 'sand-ouitch'.
Leurs sandwichs sont frais.
Their sandwiches are fresh.
Words in this phrase
Leurs
[lur]
their
Possessive adjective for plural nouns owned by several people.
Leurs enfants sont gentils.
Their children are nice.
sandwichs
[sahnd-WEESH]
sandwiches
Plural of 'sandwich', borrowed from English.
J'aime les sandwichs au jambon.
I like ham sandwiches.
sont super bons.
sohn sue-PAIR bohn
are really good
'Super' is a casual intensifier meaning 'really'. 'Bons' agrees with the plural noun, but it sounds the same as 'bon'.
Ces gâteaux sont super bons.
These cakes are really good.
Words in this phrase
sont
[sohn]
are
"Sont" is the plural form of "être," meaning "are."
Les relations sont parfois un bon indicateur de la culture d'entreprise.
Relationships are sometimes a good indicator of company culture.
super
[sue-PAIR]
really / super
Informal intensifier placed before an adjective.
Ce film est super drôle.
This film is really funny.
bons
[bohn]
good
Masculine plural of 'bon', meaning good or tasty.
Ces gâteaux sont bons.
These cakes are good.
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