How to Say ‘The whole family is cheering!’ in French
Toute la famille crie !
toot lah fah-MEEY kree
[toot lah fah-MEEY kree]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally ‘the whole family shouts,’ but ‘is cheering’ sounds more natural in English here. Great emotional image.
🇫🇷 In France: Watching football at home with family is a classic scene during major tournaments in France.
Phrase Breakdown
Toute
[toot]
all / the whole
Means all of or the whole, agreeing with a feminine singular noun here.
Toute la famille crie ! dans le salon.
The whole family is shouting! in the living room.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
Toute la famille crie ! après ce superbe but.
The whole family is shouting! after that superb goal.
famille
[fah-MEEY]
family
The family group watching and reacting together.
Toute la famille crie ! de joie.
The whole family is shouting! with joy.
crie
[kree]
shouts
From crier; expresses a loud reaction, often from excitement.
Toute la famille crie ! quand la France marque.
The whole family shouts! when France scores.
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