BODY PARTS / LES PARTIES DU CORPS



Welcome back on apprendsetparle! Today, let's see how to call the different body parts! It can be useful to describe something about your or someone else's body! 
Let's start!

NOTE: under [ ], is indicated the way to prononce it. Not the official linguistic symbols, but a simple way to say those French words! 

 Body = Corps [Kor]
Head = Tête [Tai-teu]
Neck = Cou [Kou]
Shoulders = Épaules [É-po-leu]
Arms = Bras [Bra]
Legs = Jambes [Jan-beu]
Back = Dos [Do]
Feet = Pied [Pi-yé]
Toes = Orteil [Or-tai-yeu]
Butt = Fesses [Fai-ss]
Hands = Mains [Mun] remember "one" in French? Same here "Un" > "M-un"> "Main"
Wrists = Poignets [Poi-ni-yé]
Eyes = Yeux [Zi-yeu] or Eye = Œil [eu-yeu]
Ears = Oreilles [O-rai-yeu]
Tongue = Langue 
Mouth = Bouche 
Lips = Lèvres [Lai-v-reu]
Teeth = Dents [Dan]
Nose = Nez [Né]
Nostrils = Narines [Na-ri-ne]
Chin = Menton [Man-ton]
Cheeks = Joues [Jou]
Hair = Cheveux [Cheu-veu]
Eyebrows = Sourcils [Ssour-ssil]
Jaw = Mâchoire [Ma-choir]
Forehead = Front 
Temples = Tempes [Tan-peu]
Fingers = Doigts [Dou-a]
Nails = Ongles [On-gleu]
Thighs = Cuisses [Ku-i-sseu]
Calves = Mollets [Mo-lé]
Belly = Ventre [Van-treu]
Stomach = Estomac [Esto-ma]
Hips = Hanches [An-cheu]
Hope this article will be helpful! Once again, note that under [ ], is indicated the way to prononce it. Not the official linguistic symbols, but a simple way to say those French words! Most of people don't know how to read linguistic so I hope this way will help most of you here to remember and to pronounce those French words! 

Thank you very much! See you very soon for a next quick lesson! :)
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