How to Say ‘The vet is coming.’ in French
Le vétérinaire arrive.
luh vay-tay-ree-NEHR a-reev
[luh vay-tay-ree-NEHR a-reev]
💬 Usage Tip: The present tense arrive often means "is on the way" or "will be right here". J'arrive ! is what someone calls out to mean "Coming!".
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
vétérinaire
[vay-tay-ree-NEHR]
vet / veterinarian
An animal doctor.
J'appelle le vétérinaire.
I'm calling the vet.
arrive
[a-reev]
arrive
Come to a certain place.
Enfin, nous arrivons à Paris.
Finally, we arrive in Paris.
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