How to Say ‘I am one meter seventy-five tall.’ in French
Je mesure un mètre soixante-quinze.
zhuh muh-ZUR uhn MET-truh swah-SAHNT-kanz
[zhuh muh-ZUR uhn MET-truh swah-SAHNT-kanz]
💬 Usage Tip: French gives height as [un mètre soixante-quinze], not with a decimal the way English often does. A useful pattern is [Je mesure + number + mètre(s) + rest].
Phrase Breakdown
Je mesure
zhuh muh-ZUR
I measure / I am
Used to state your height; in French, 'mesurer' is commonly used this way.
Je mesure un mètre quatre-vingts.
I am 1.80 meters tall.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun for the speaker.
Je mesure ma taille chaque année.
I measure my height every year.
mesure
[muh-ZUR]
measure / am ... tall
From mesurer; with height it means to be a certain height.
Je mesure un mètre soixante.
I am one meter sixty tall.
Un mètre soixante-quinze
uhn MET-truh swah-SAHNT-kanz
1.75 meters
A standard French way to express height.
Il mesure un mètre soixante-quinze.
He is 1.75 meters tall.
Words in this phrase
un
[uhn]
one / a
The masculine singular indefinite article or number one.
Un mètre suffit pour cette mesure.
One meter is enough for this measurement.
mètre
[MET-truh]
meter
A unit of length used to express height.
Un mètre correspond à cent centimètres.
One meter equals one hundred centimeters.
soixante-quinze
[swah-SAHNT-kanz]
seventy-five
The number 75.
Soixante-quinze est un nombre impair.
Seventy-five is an odd number.
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