How to Say "My Son" in French

mon fils

The French phrase for "my son" is mon fils.

The phrase mon fils is used by a parent to refer to their male child.

What does it mean word for word?

mon means "my" and fils means "son".

Mon p'tit gars translates to "my little guy" and Mon loulou is an informal term of endearment meaning "my little one".

The French word for 'son' fils is a homonym of the word for 'threads' or 'wires' fils, which is the plural of fil.
In some traditional French families, a father might call his son mon petit even after the son has become an adult.
The word fils is a direct relative of the English word 'filial', which relates to the duties or feelings of a child toward a parent.

Tu es mon fils.
You're my son.
This sentence is useful for stating that someone is mon fils.
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Où est mon fils ?
Where is my son?
This sentence is useful for asking about the location of mon fils.
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Tu vois mon fils ?
Do you see my son?
This sentence is useful for asking if someone sees mon fils.
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Mon fils est un étudiant brillant
My son is a brilliant student
Monsieur Dupont est mon fils
Mister Dupont is my son
Sire, voici mon fils
Sire, here is my son
Mon p'tit gars est très courageux
My little guy is very courageous
Mon p'tit gars, viens me donner un câlin
Come give me a hug, my little guy
Mon loulou est très intelligent
My little one is very smart
Viens ici, mon loulou, pour que je puisse te coiffer
Come here, my little one, so I can fix your hair
Mon fils a réussi ses examens
My son passed his exams
Monsieur, je vous présente mon fils
Sir, let me introduce you to my son
Sire, voici mon fils aîné
Sire, here is my eldest son
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