How to Say ‘Get well soon to your hen!’ in French
Bon rétablissement à votre poule !
bohn ray-ta-bleess-MAHN ah vot-ruh pool
[bohn ray-ta-bleess-MAHN ah vot-ruh pool]
Phrase Breakdown
Bon rétablissement
bohn ray-ta-bleess-MAHN
Get well soon / Good recovery
A set phrase for wishing someone a recovery. 'Bon' is nasal, and the final 't' of 'rétablissement' is silent.
Bon rétablissement, Paul !
Get well soon, Paul!
Words in this phrase
Bon
[bohn]
good
An adjective meaning good; before 'moment' it takes the form 'bon'.
C'est un bon moment après une séance de roller.
It is a good moment after an inline skating session.
rétablissement
[ray-ta-bleess-MAHN]
recovery
Masculine noun for getting well again.
Je te souhaite un bon rétablissement.
I wish you a good recovery.
à votre poule !
ah vot-ruh pool
to your hen!
Names who receives the wish. 'Poule' rhymes with 'pool'.
Bonne chance à votre fils !
Good luck to your son!
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.
Elle commence à chanter.
She begins to sing.
votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
poule
[pool]
hen
Feminine noun for a female chicken.
Ma poule est malade.
My hen is sick.
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