How to Say ‘Me too, but I can't see you.’ in French
Moi aussi, mais je ne te vois pas.
mwah oh-SEE meh zhuh nuh tuh vwah pah
[mwah oh-SEE meh zhuh nuh tuh vwah pah]
Phrase Breakdown
Moi aussi,
mwah oh-SEE
Me too,
Used to agree with someone. Pause briefly after the comma.
J'ai faim. – Moi aussi.
I'm hungry. – Me too.
Words in this phrase
Moi
[mwah]
me
The person speaking or writing.
Ils ont dîné chez moi.
They had dinner at my place.
aussi
[oh-SEE]
also / too
Used to add agreement or say 'me too' in conversation.
Aussi, je voudrais comprendre votre mode de management.
Also, I’d like to understand your management style.
mais je ne te vois pas.
meh zhuh nuh tuh vwah pah
but I don't see you.
'Mais' means 'but', followed by the negative sentence 'je ne te vois pas'.
Je suis là, mais je ne te vois pas.
I'm here, but I don't see you.
Words in this phrase
mais
[meh]
But
Used to introduce a contrast.
Il est petit mais fort.
He is small but strong.
je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
ne
[nuh]
not
Used to make a negative.
Je ne sais pas.
I do not know.
te
[tuh]
you (object)
Informal object pronoun used with 'voilà' meaning 'here you are (as)'.
Te voilà enfin !
There you are at last!
vois
[vwah]
see
To perceive with the eyes.
Je vois le livre.
I see the book.
pas
[pah]
not
Used with 'ne' to form a negative.
Je ne comprends pas.
I do not understand.
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