The French word saint is pronounced as nothing more than a normal s-sound followed by the typical in nasal vowel found in words like main, coin and finand often given phonetically as "eh[n]". In other words, it is pronounced the same as the words sain and sein. If you are unsure of how this vowel sounds, just think of the sound "eh" (like the e in bet) and pronounce it through both your nose and mouth at once. Even better, listen to a native French speaker.
The feminine form of saint is sainte, which is pronounced the same except that you add a t-sound on the end. You will also hear the t pronounced if the following name begins with a vowel sound, as in Saint-Etienne("seh[n]-tay-tyen").
how do u say happy valentine day in french
Saint-Tropez, just like that.
L'anniversaireTo say "happy birthday" - Joyeux anniversaire!(In French Canada, the phrase "bonne fête", literally "happy party" is also used to say "Happy Birthday" although technically it applies to a patron saint's day)
Valentine's Day is 'la Saint Valentin' or 'le jour de la Saint-Valentin' in French.
to say meatballs in french you say: boulettes
Saint Vincent, after all he was French!!san vance-an
Scallops are called 'coquilles saint-Jacques', or 'saint-Jacques' in French.
"Jump Saint Mary" can be translated to French as "Sauter Sainte Marie."
In French, "Saint-Lazare" is pronounced as "sahn la-zahr."
sanz-cloud
Saint Patrick in Irish is Naomh Pádraig (naomh means holy or blessed).
Saint Lucia = Sainte-Lucie
Le saint-valentin
San Tro-PAY
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It basically sounds like SAN-TROPAE
well french people call name day a saint of one who named