"Oui, je suis un prince."

Translation: Yes, I am a prince.

[CygnusX1001001]

A Nigerian Prince, and I'd like to send you money

[Yucca-Moh]

Why un ? Is je suis prince correct ?

[MadameSensei]

Use "Je suis prince" if that is his actual occupation. If he's just being glib about being one heck of a nice guy, then you can stick the "un" in there.

[DallasLobdell]

I am curious about this as well.

[PeterWong]

Non, tu es ma petite princesse.

[funny-tigre]

I have never heard this pronunciation of "oui" before Duolingo. Is it actually pronounced like this anywhere in the world?

[kalashnikitty]

it seems pretty normal to me--basically how my French teacher at school pronounces it, and she has been to France and Quebec. How else have you heard it pronounced?

[TanAnthony21]

Maybe he's talking about the male voice-over. The female VO says it as "we" instead of "oowyi".

[SoftlyJazzMadrid]

And that's how you normally pronounce "oui", as one syllable. Here, for some reason, the E sound is a bit longer, as if he were letting out a doubtful "oui". Maybe, he's not sure or is just lying about being a prince!

[Fr_learner_duo]

Thanks , this is very useful.

[therabbit86ed]

Why does this sound like he's saying "Oyi" instead of "Oui"?

[aSmolFish]

i aspire to say this one day

[koreanjesu5]

Why use un now? I thought u dont use any article when talk about your proffesion

[Mac244295]

Being a Prince is not a profession!!

[GraemeSarg]

Nowadays it is!

[ThomasJohnMcHarg]

I would like to hear clearer consonants and avoid unnecessary mistakes