How do you say "Two months" in French?

"Two months" in French is "Deux mois". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Deux mois" mean in English?

"Deux mois" means "Two months" in English.

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How to Say ‘Two months’ in French

Deux mois

duh mwah

[duh mwah]

Phrase Breakdown

Deux

[duh]

two

The number 2; used to give duration or time in medical history.

Example

Dans « Deux mois », « Deux » précise la durée depuis le symptôme.

In “Deux mois,” “Deux” specifies the duration since the symptom.

mois

[mwah]

months

Plural of “month”; used to indicate a time period.

Example

Le mot « mois » aide à expliquer depuis combien de temps le problème dure.

The word “mois” helps explain how long the problem has lasted.

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