Transliteration: rah-dee-oh-graf-ee
🇫🇷 Le médecin m'a envoyé faire une radiographie pour vérifier si j'ai une fracture.
🗣️ luh may-duh-sahn mah ah-vwah-nay fair ewn rah-dee-oh-graf-ee poor vair-ee-fyay see zhay ewn frahk-tewr
🇺🇸 The doctor sent me to get an X-ray to check if I have a fracture.
French
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You can use the word "radiographie" which translates to "X-ray".
The word "radiographie" is pronounced as "rah-dee-oh-graf-ee".
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