How do you say "Me / my place" in French?

"Me / my place" in French is "Moi". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Me / my place’ in French

Q: What does "Moi" mean in English?

"Moi" means "Me / my place" in English. Usage tip: [Moi] is a stressed form: you use it by itself or for emphasis, as in [Moi aussi]. In ordinary subject position, French would use [je] instead: [Moi, je viens] = "Me, I'm coming."

Moi

mwah

[mwah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Moi] is a stressed form: you use it by itself or for emphasis, as in [Moi aussi]. In ordinary subject position, French would use [je] instead: [Moi, je viens] = "Me, I'm coming."

Phrase Breakdown

Moi

[mwah]

me / I

A stressed pronoun used to emphasize yourself, often meaning 'me' or 'I' depending on context.

Example

Moi, j’aime fêter mon anniversaire en famille.

Me, I like celebrating my birthday with family.

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