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How to Say ‘All the matches’ in French

Tous les matchs

toos lay match

[toos lay match]

Phrase Breakdown

Tous

[toos]

all

Plural determiner meaning all or every, depending on context.

Example

Tous les matchs de la compétition sont intéressants.

All the matches in the competition are interesting.

les

[lay]

the

Plural definite article used before plural nouns.

Example

Tous les matchs commencent tard ici.

All the matches start late here.

matchs

[match]

matches

Plural noun meaning sports matches or games.

Example

Tous les matchs de la Coupe du monde sont passionnants.

All the World Cup matches are exciting.

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