How to Say ‘Is she eating and drinking normally?’ in French
Elle mange et elle boit normalement ?
el mahnzh eh el bwah nor-mal-MAHN
[el mahnzh eh el bwah nor-mal-MAHN]
Phrase Breakdown
Elle mange
el mahnzh
She eats
'Mange' has a nasal 'an' and a soft g: 'mahnzh'.
Elle mange une pomme.
She eats an apple.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
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.
et elle boit normalement ?
eh el bwah nor-mal-MAHN
and is she drinking normally?
Raise your voice at the end for the question. Say 'nor-mal-mahn'.
Tu dors normalement ?
Are you sleeping normally?
Words in this phrase
et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
boit
[bwah]
drinks
A form of the verb 'boire', meaning 'drinks' or 'is drinking'.
Après le sport, on boit de l'eau.
After sports, we drink water.
normalement
[nor-mal-MAHN]
normally
Adverb meaning in the usual way.
Il dort normalement.
He sleeps normally.
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