How to Say ‘No, every two weeks.’ in French
Non, toutes les deux semaines.
noh toot leh d-uh suh-MEN
[noh toot leh d-uh suh-MEN]
Phrase Breakdown
Non, toutes les
noh toot leh
No, every
A correction followed by the start of the frequency phrase.
Non, toutes les filles.
No, all the girls.
Words in this phrase
Non
[noh]
no
Used to give a negative response.
Non, je ne veux pas.
No, I don't want to.
toutes
[toot]
every
Feminine plural of 'tout'; 'toutes les deux semaines' means every other week.
On se voit toutes les deux semaines.
We see each other every two weeks.
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
deux semaines.
d-uh suh-MEN
two weeks.
Completes 'every two weeks'. Say 'duh suh-mèn'.
Dans deux semaines.
In two weeks.
Words in this phrase
deux
[d-uh]
two
The number 2.
Ils sont venus tous les deux.
They both came.
semaines
[suh-MEN]
weeks
Plural of 'semaine', feminine noun.
Deux semaines de vacances.
Two weeks of vacation.
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