How to Say ‘The whole family’ in French
Toute la famille
toot lah fah-MEEY
[toot lah fah-MEEY]
💬 Usage Tip: Handy chunk you can reuse: « toute la famille regarde », « toute la famille saute », etc.
🇫🇷 In France: Football in France is often social first, tactical second.
Phrase Breakdown
Toute
[toot]
all / the whole
Used to mean the whole of a feminine singular group or thing.
Toute la famille saute après le but.
The whole family jumps after the goal.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
Toute la famille regarde la finale.
The whole family watches the final.
famille
[fah-MEEY]
family
Refers to the family as a group.
Toute la famille est devant la télé.
The whole family is in front of the TV.
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