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How to Say β€˜Let's look at the chart together.’ in French

Regardons le graphique ensemble.

ruh-gar-dohn luh gra-feek ahn-sahmbl

[ruh-gar-dohn luh gra-feek ahn-sahmbl]

πŸ’¬ Usage Tip: French often uses the [nous] form to mean [let's ...]: [Regardons] = [Let's look]. You can reuse the pattern with other verbs, like [Allons-y] for [Let's go].

Phrase Breakdown

Regardons

[ruh-gar-dohn]

Let's look

A first-person plural imperative of regarder, inviting others to examine something together.

Example

Regardons le graphique ensemble pour voir la tendance.

Let's look at the chart together to see the trend.

le

[luh]

the

A masculine singular definite article used before a singular masculine noun.

Example

Regardons le graphique ensemble dans ce rapport.

Let's look at the chart together in this report.

graphique

[gra-feek]

chart

A noun meaning chart, graph, or diagram, often used for visual data.

Example

Regardons le graphique ensemble sur l'Γ©cran.

Let's look at the chart together on the screen.

ensemble

[ahn-sahmbl]

together

An adverb meaning together, used when people do something jointly.

Example

Regardons le graphique ensemble maintenant.

Let's look at the chart together now.

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