How to Say ‘Quite like family, even’ in French
Assez familiales même
ah-say fah-mee-lee-ahl mehm
[ah-say fah-mee-lee-ahl mehm]
💬 Usage Tip: [Même] at the end adds emphasis like "even" or "actually." French often puts it after the idea it strengthens, as in [sympa même] or [assez flexible même].
Phrase Breakdown
Assez
[ah-say]
quite / fairly
"Assez" means "quite" or "fairly," showing a moderate to strong degree.
Assez familiales même, les relations restent respectueuses.
Quite family-like even so, the relationships remain respectful.
familiales
[fah-mee-lee-ahl]
family-like / informal
"Familiales" describes a warm, informal atmosphere, not literally about family members.
Assez familiales même, les discussions sont naturelles au bureau.
Quite family-like even, discussions are natural in the office.
même
[mehm]
even
"Même" adds emphasis, like saying "even" or "actually even."
Assez familiales même, selon plusieurs employés.
Quite family-like even, according to several employees.
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