How to Say ‘I'll send you a message.’ in French
Je t'envoie un message.
zhuh tuh ahn-VWAH uhn meh-SAHZH
[zhuh tuh ahn-VWAH uhn meh-SAHZH]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses the present tense for things about to happen: Je t'envoie is literally "I send you" but means "I'll send you".
Phrase Breakdown
Je t'envoie
zhuh tuh ahn-VWAH
I'll send you
This is the informal 'te' shortened to 't''. Say 'zhuh tahn-VWA'.
Je t'envoie une photo.
I'll send you a photo.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
t'
[tuh]
to you
Short for 'te' before a vowel; informal 'you' object.
Je t'appelle demain.
I'll call you tomorrow.
envoie
[ahn-VWAH]
send
Informal command form of 'envoyer', to send.
Envoie la lettre demain.
Send the letter tomorrow.
un message.
uhn meh-SAHZH
a message.
Say 'uhn meh-SAHZH'.
Envoie-moi un message.
Send me a message.
Words in this phrase
un
[uhn]
A
Indefinite article used before a singular noun.
Un petit garçon joue.
A little boy is playing.
message
[meh-SAHZH]
message
A written note, email, or text sent to someone.
Pour votre message, je voulais vous remercier rapidement.
Regarding your message, I wanted to thank you quickly.
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