The face
Voici les différentes parties du visage en français.
Here are the different parts of the face in French.
- les cheveux (m) = hair
- l’oeil / les yeux (m) = eye(s)
- la joue = cheek
- le menton = chin
- la bouche = mouth
- le nez = nose
- l’oreille (f) = ear
- le front = forehead
- la dent = tooth
- la langue = tongue
- la lèvre = lip
- le sourcil = eyebrow
- les cils (m) = eyelashes
- la pupille = pupil
Prononciation SOURCIL
Notez que le L du mot “sourcil” ne se prononce pas, alors que le L du mot “cil” se prononce !
Note that the L in the word “sourcil” is not pronounced, while the L in the word “cil” is pronounced !
Å’il - YEUX / CHEVEUX
Notez aussi que “l’Å“il – un Å“il” devient “les yeux – des yeux” au pluriel et que “les cheveux” est toujours au pluriel pour parler de la chevelure. Si vous dites “le cheveu”, cela veut dire un seul cheveu (a piece of hair).
Note also that “l’oeil – un oeil” becomes “les yeux – des yeux” in plural and that “les cheveux” is always in plural to talk about the mass of hair. If you say “le cheveu”, that means one piece of hair.
- Il a un oeil au beurre noir. (He has a black eye.)
- Il a les yeux bleus. (He has blue eyes.)
- Elle a les cheveux bruns. (She has brown hair.)
- Je me brosse les cheveux. (I brush my hair.)
- Il y a un cheveu dans ma soupe. (There’s a hair in my soup.)
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Très bien. Merci beaucoup et bonne journée madame et messieurs.
Bonne journée à vous !
*mesdames et messieurs 😉