How to Say ‘Separated from the other hens.’ in French
Séparée des autres poules.
say-pah-RAY day oh-truh pool
[say-pah-RAY day oh-truh pool]
💬 Usage Tip: This is another compact instruction phrase rather than a full sentence. French often drops words like elle doit être when the meaning is obvious.
🇫🇷 In France: French vets may give written care notes in this short style: Au chaud. Séparée des autres poules. Surveillance respiratoire.
Phrase Breakdown
Séparée
[say-pah-RAY]
separated
Feminine adjective meaning “separated,” describing the hen.
Séparée des autres poules, elle risque moins de les contaminer.
Separated from the other hens, she is less likely to infect them.
Des autres poules
day oh-truh pool
From the other hens
Indicates separation from the rest of the hens.
Séparée des autres poules.
Separated from the other hens.
Words in this phrase
des
[day]
from the
Here “des” means “from the” after “séparée,” showing separation.
Séparée des autres poules, elle se repose mieux.
Separated from the other hens, she rests better.
autres
[oh-truh]
other
Plural adjective referring to the rest of the hens.
Séparée des autres poules du jardin, elle restera au calme.
Separated from the other hens in the yard, she will stay calm.
poules
[pool]
hens
Plural noun for female chickens.
Séparée des autres poules pendant une semaine, elle pourra récupérer.
Separated from the other hens for a week, she will be able to recover.
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