How to Say ‘There is also cobra.’ in French
Il y a aussi le cobra.
eel ee ah oh-see luh ko-brah
[eel ee ah oh-see luh ko-brah]
💬 Usage Tip: In English, 'There is also the cobra' sounds more natural. In French, this sentence is perfectly fine.
🇫🇷 In France: French teachers often present poses in a calm list format: Il y a aussi..., puis..., ensuite....
Phrase Breakdown
Il y a aussi
eel ee ah oh-see
There is also / There is as well
Used to add another item to a list.
Il y a aussi un chat.
There is also a cat.
Words in this phrase
Il
[eel]
there / it
Part of il y a, meaning there is or there are.
Il y a aussi le cobra dans cette séance.
There is also cobra pose in this session.
y
[ee]
there
Part of the expression il y a for there is / there are.
Il y a aussi le cobra pour le dos.
There is also cobra pose for the back.
a
[ah]
is / are
In il y a, this word helps mean there is or there are.
Il y a aussi le cobra aujourd'hui.
There is also cobra pose today.
aussi
[oh-see]
also
Used to add another pose or idea.
Il y a aussi le cobra dans la routine.
There is also cobra pose in the routine.
Le cobra
luh ko-brah
The cobra
Here, it refers to the yoga pose called cobra.
Le cobra est une posture connue.
Cobra is a well-known pose.
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
Le cobra aide le dos.
The cobra pose helps the back.
cobra
[ko-brah]
cobra
A back-bending yoga pose called cobra.
Le cobra est une posture connue.
Cobra is a well-known pose.
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