How to Say ‘Shall we share one?’ in French
On en partage une ?
on AHN par-TAHZH ewn
[on AHN par-TAHZH ewn]
💬 Usage Tip: En stands in for "of them," meaning the starters, and French can't leave it out. On is the everyday way to say "we."
Phrase Breakdown
On en
on AHN
We ... (of them)
'On' means 'we' in spoken French. 'En' replaces 'of them'. The liaison makes it sound like 'on-nahn'.
On en veut deux.
We want two of them.
Words in this phrase
On
[on]
We
Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.
On y va maintenant.
We are going now.
en
[AHN]
of it
Pronoun used in the fixed polite phrase meaning you're welcome.
Merci ! — Je vous en prie.
Thank you! — You're welcome.
partage une ?
par-TAHZH ewn
share one?
'Partager' means 'to share'. Link the words: 'par-ta-zhün'. Raise your voice at the end.
On partage une pizza ?
Shall we share a pizza?
Words in this phrase
partage
[par-TAHZH]
share
Form of 'partager', to share or split something.
On partage le dessert.
We share the dessert.
une
[ewn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before feminine singular nouns.
Une rencontre comme celle-ci peut ouvrir des portes.
A meeting like this can open doors.
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