How to Say ‘I had three meetings’ in French
J'ai eu trois réunions
zhay ay uh trwah ray-oo-NYOHN
[zhay ay uh trwah ray-oo-NYOHN]
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai eu
zhay ay uh
I had
Passé composé of 'avoir'. 'Eu' is pronounced [y], like 'u' in 'tu'.
J'ai eu un problème.
I had a problem.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zhay]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.
J'aime les bonbons.
I like candies.
ai
[ay]
have
Form of 'avoir' used with past participles to make the past tense.
J'ai beaucoup appris grâce à notre discussion.
I learned a lot thanks to our discussion.
eu
[uh]
had
Past participle of avoir; with j'ai eu, it means 'I had'.
J'ai eu l'impression que le ballon allait entrer.
I had the impression that the ball was going to go in.
trois réunions
trwah ray-oo-NYOHN
three meetings
No liaison between 'trois' and 'réunions'. Say 'ré-u-nion' with a nasal ending.
Il y a deux réunions demain.
There are two meetings tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
trois
[trwah]
three
The number three, often used in time expressions.
Trois ans dans la même entreprise m'ont beaucoup appris.
Three years in the same company taught me a lot.
réunions
[ray-oo-NYOHN]
meetings
Plural of 'réunion', a work meeting.
Les réunions sont longues.
The meetings are long.
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