How to Say ‘She's not eating much anymore.’ in French
Elle ne mange plus beaucoup.
el nuh mahnzh ploo boh-koo
[el nuh mahnzh ploo boh-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: Ne ... plus wraps around the verb to mean "no longer". In speech the ne often drops, leaving just Elle mange plus beaucoup.
Phrase Breakdown
Elle ne mange plus
el nuh mahnzh ploo
She no longer eats
'Ne... plus' means 'no longer'. The 's' of 'plus' is silent here: 'el nuh monzh plü'.
Elle ne mange plus de viande.
She no longer eats meat.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
she / it
Subject pronoun meaning she; it can also refer to a feminine thing like a posture.
Elle est calme pendant le cours.
She is calm during the class.
ne
[nuh]
not
Used to make a negative.
Je ne sais pas.
I do not know.
mange
[mahnzh]
eats
Form of 'manger' meaning 'eats' or 'is eating'.
Ne mange pas de gluten, donc il faut un plat spécial.
He does not eat gluten, so a special dish is needed.
plus
[ploo]
no more / no longer
Used in negation to say something is no longer available or happening.
Il n'y a plus d'eau chaude maintenant.
There is no more hot water now.
beaucoup.
boh-koo
much / a lot.
Say 'bo-koo'. The final 'p' is silent.
Merci beaucoup.
Thank you very much.
Words in this phrase
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / much
"Beaucoup" means a large quantity or degree, often translated as "a lot."
Beaucoup de salariés apprécient cette flexibilité.
A lot of employees appreciate this flexibility.
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