How to Say ‘Welcome to the class.’ in French
Bienvenue au cours.
byan-vuh-new oh koor
[byan-vuh-new oh koor]
💬 Usage Tip: [Au] is the combined form of [à + le], so [au cours] literally follows the same pattern as [au studio] or [au bureau]. In speech, [Bienvenue au cours] runs together smoothly, with [au] sounding like a single [o] sound.
Phrase Breakdown
Bienvenue
[byan-vuh-new]
welcome
A greeting used to receive someone warmly.
Bienvenue au cours de yoga du matin.
Welcome to the morning yoga class.
au
[oh]
to the
A contraction of à + le, used before a masculine singular noun.
Bienvenue au cours de yoga pour débutants.
Welcome to the beginner yoga class.
cours
[koor]
class
A lesson or teaching session, here a yoga class.
Bienvenue au cours de yoga de ce soir.
Welcome to tonight's yoga class.
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