Bonsoir. Is the following how I would introduce my wife Catherine to someone: "Je vous presente mon femme Catherine." I would like to make sure the grammar is correct. Any help on this would be appreciated. Merci.
Introducing your wife to someone.
Gemeniguy
March 15, 2011
Rocket-Languages
May 5, 2011
Hi there,
The correct sentence would be 'Je vous présente ma femme Catherine'
Hope that helps
RL
Samuel--2
August 4, 2011
Bonsoir
Thats correct
Gemeniguy
August 5, 2011
Merci. I have an additional question. I know that the pronunciation of Richard and Catherine is different in French than in English. This being the case, should I use the French pronunciation in Quebec or does it matter? Any help will be appreciated. Merci.
Marie-Claire-Riviere
January 30, 2012
Bonjour Geminiguy,
If you are presenting in French, then use the French pronunciation for Richard and Catherine so that the language or sentence remains fluid. However, if you prefer the English pronunciation then of course you may do so as well.
J'éspère que cela vous aide! - I hope this helps!
- Marie-Claire
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