How to Say ‘The team meeting is moving to Tuesday.’ in French
La réunion d'équipe passe au mardi.
lah ray-oo-NYOHN dee ay-keep pahss oh mar-DEE
[lah ray-oo-NYOHN dee ay-keep pahss oh mar-DEE]
Phrase Breakdown
La réunion d'équipe
lah ray-oo-NYOHN dee ay-keep
The team meeting
Subject of the sentence, said as one noun group.
J'aime la réunion d'équipe.
I like the team meeting.
Words in this phrase
La
[lah]
the
A definite article preceding a noun.
La porte est ouverte.
The door is open.
réunion
[ray-oo-NYOHN]
meeting
Feminine noun for a meeting of people at work.
La réunion commence à dix heures.
The meeting starts at ten.
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
équipe
[ay-keep]
team
"Équipe" means a team, especially a group working together.
L'esprit d'équipe se voit dans les projets communs.
Team spirit can be seen in shared projects.
passe au mardi.
pahss oh mar-DEE
is moving to Tuesday.
Announces a schedule change. Let your voice drop at the end.
Le rendez-vous passe au mardi.
The appointment is moving to Tuesday.
Words in this phrase
passe
[pahss]
moves (to)
Here 'passer à' means to be moved or rescheduled to another time.
Le cours passe au jeudi.
The class moves to Thursday.
au
[oh]
to the
Contraction of à + le, here indicating the new day.
On passe au lundi.
We're moving to Monday.
mardi
[mar-DEE]
Tuesday
Day of the week, masculine, not capitalised in French.
Je travaille mardi.
I work on Tuesday.
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