"La fils" is not a common phrase in French. "Fil" means "son" in French. If "la fils" is intended to mean "the son," the correct French phrase is "le fils" for a male child and "la fille" for a female child, which mean "the son" and "the daughter" respectively.
"Le fils de la femme male" was created in 1956 by Camara Laye, a Guinean writer and member of the Négritude movement. The novel tells the story of a young man navigating the challenges of post-colonial Guinea.
"Je suis fils unique" in French translates to "I am an only child" in English.
to say my son in french you say " mon fils".
Je suis= I am Fils unique= Only son. It means I am only son. We miss out "the" in the french words, so we only say "I am only son".
the: le grandson: petit-fils the grandson: le petit-fils
Les Fils de la vie et de la mort was created in 2007.
The duration of Les Fils de la vie et de la mort is 360.0 seconds.
un fils unique mean the only son
The cast of Le fils de la divette - 1914 includes: Jean Devalde
Mon fils means "my son".
Un fils (masc.) is a son in English.
Mon fils means "my son" in English.
"Cher fils" means "dear son" in English.
I think it is la fils for daughter.
The cast of La voix de mon fils - 2003 includes: Michel Duchaussoy Serge Hazanavicius
The cast of Le fils de la reine aveugle - 1911 includes: Georges Wague
Le fils de la Sunamite - 1911 was released on: France: June 1911 USA: 19 August 1911