How to Say ‘She drinks a lot.’ in French
Elle boit beaucoup.
ell bwah boh-koo
[ell bwah boh-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: Good for describing a change in behavior. You can also say elle boit moins = she drinks less.
🇫🇷 In France: Owners in France are often expected to mention whether water intake has changed, especially during illness.
Phrase Breakdown
Elle boit
ell bwah
She is drinking / She drinks
Boire means to drink; here it refers to her drinking habit or amount.
Elle boit de l'eau.
She is drinking water.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[ell]
she
Subject pronoun meaning she.
Elle boit beaucoup. C'est nouveau.
She is drinking a lot. That is new.
boit
[bwah]
drinks / is drinking
Verb meaning drinks or is drinking.
Elle boit beaucoup. Je remplis souvent l'abreuvoir.
She is drinking a lot. I refill the waterer often.
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / much
Means a large amount; here it describes increased drinking.
Elle boit beaucoup. Plus que les autres poules.
She is drinking a lot. More than the other hens.
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