The games will begin 100 days from now

[salseroruiz]

Hello all, is this correct. I am speaking to a crowd and want to say "The games will begin 100 days from now/today"

"Les jeux commenceront 100 jours à partir d'aujourd'hui"

I am not sure if I have the tenses right. I am one person speaking to a crowd about a an olympic style competition
Thanks

 

[Jason_2_toi]

Not a native speaker but very experienced. Can't see anything wrong with what you wrote.
How many people are being addressed is immaterial.
Personally I'd prefer just

dans cent jours.

 

[DearPrudence]

Hi,

I am not sure that
"Les jeux commenceront 100 jours à partir d'aujourd'hui" is correct.
It is if you add "dans":
"Les jeux commenceront dans 100 jours (à partir d'aujourd'hui)"
"Les jeux commenceront dans 100 jours à compter d'aujourd'hui"

 

[sound shift]

Peut-on dire "d'ici 100 jours"?

 

[Chimel]

Peut-on dire "d'ici 100 jours"?

Oui !

 

[Garoubet]

Les jeux commenceront 100 jours à partir d'aujourd'hui"

As DearPrudence says, it's not correct. It could be understood as "the games will last 100 days from now on.
Dans 100 jours is the right translation.

Peut-on dire "d'ici 100 jours"?

If you say that, it means the games will start any time within the next 100 days.

 

[sound shift]

If you say that, it means the games will start any time within the next 100 days.

Thanks for putting me straight, Garoubet.