How to Say ‘I brought my hen.’ in French
J'ai amené ma poule.
zh ay ahm-nay mah pool
[zh ay ahm-nay mah pool]
💬 Usage Tip: Very natural for explaining why you are at the vet. The past tense in French often covers this immediate-arrival meaning.
🇫🇷 In France: French vet visits often begin with a short summary like this before details about symptoms.
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai amené
zh ay ahm-nay
I brought
The verb amener means to bring a person or an animal with you to a place.
J'ai amené mon chien.
I brought my dog.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zh]
I
Contracted form of je before a vowel.
J'ai amené ma poule chez le vétérinaire.
I brought my hen to the veterinarian.
ai
[ay]
have
Auxiliary verb used here in the past tense expression.
J'ai amené ma poule ce soir.
I brought my hen this evening.
amené
[ahm-nay]
brought
Past participle showing that the speaker brought the hen.
J'ai amené ma poule parce qu'elle siffle.
I brought my hen because she is wheezing.
Ma poule
mah pool
My hen / my chicken
Poule means a female chicken; in a veterinary context, it refers to the animal being brought in.
Ma poule est malade.
My hen is sick.
Words in this phrase
ma
[mah]
my
Possessive adjective before a feminine noun.
J'ai amené ma poule chez le docteur.
I brought my hen to the doctor.
poule
[pool]
hen
A female chicken; here, the animal taken to the vet.
J'ai amené ma poule parce qu'elle tousse.
I brought my hen because she is coughing.
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