trois

I have three dogs.

The phrase is a basic French sentence expressing the number of dogs a person has. 'J'ai' means 'I have', 'trois' means 'three' and 'chiens' means 'dogs'.

There are three apples.

This phrase demonstrates the use of 'trois' to show quantity of an object. 'Il y a' can be translated to 'there are', and 'pommes' is the French word for 'apples'.

I am three days late.

In this sentence, 'trois' is being used as a numeral to quantify days. 'Je suis' is 'I am' and 'en retard' indicates being late.

There are three minutes left.

'Il reste' is translated as 'there is left', 'trois' is 'three' and 'minutes' is 'minutes'. This phrase is commonly used when time is about to run out.

I can see three birds.

This phrase is about someone's ability to see a certain number of objects - in this case, birds ('oiseaux'). 'Je peux voir' translates to 'I can see' and 'trois' means 'three'.

We have three lessons today.

This sentence expresses the number of lessons scheduled for the day. 'Nous avons' means 'We have', 'trois' is 'three' and 'leçons' are 'lessons'. 'Aujourd'hui' is the French word for 'today'.

I am hanging out with my three friends.

In this sentence, 'trois' is used to specify the number of friends. 'Je traine avec mes' is translated as 'I am hanging out with my' and 'amis' means 'friends'.

They have three cars.

'Ils ont' means 'They have' in French. 'Voitures' is the French word for 'cars'. The sentence states that 'they' possess three cars.

It costs three euros.

In this phrase, 'Ça coûte' translates to 'It costs' and 'trois euros' to 'three euros'. This is a typical sentence to state the price of an item in France, where Euro is the currency.

She is three years old.

'Elle a' means 'She has' and is used in French to express age, so the sentence translates to 'She is'. 'Ans' is the French word for 'years'. The sentence expresses that a female subject is three years old.