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La fille — Meaning, pronunciation, examples with native audio

La fille — Meaning, pronunciation, examples with native audio

Fille — Meaning and Pronunciation

In French, fille (f.) means both “girl” and “daughter”. Context tells you which meaning applies; for example, “Je suis une fille” means “I am a girl”, while “C’est ma fille” means “She is my daughter”. You’ll also hear belle-fille (daughter-in-law / stepdaughter) and .petite-fille (granddaughter).

The IPA pronunciation of fille is /fij/, which sounds approximately like “fee-yuh.”

Fille – Girl, daughter – French Noun – French Word of the Day

Example Sentences

La petite fille se goinfre de toute la glace.
The little girl stuffs herself with all the ice cream.

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  • le fils – son
  • les enfants – children
  • la mère – mother
  • la maman – mom, mommy
  • le père – father
  • la sœur – sister
  • une belle-fille – daughter-in-law / stepdaughter
  • la petite-fille – granddaughter
  • la jeune fille – young girl

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