How to Say ‘I also love your colors.’ in French
J'adore aussi tes couleurs.
zh ah-dor oh-see tay koo-luhr
[zh ah-dor oh-see tay koo-luhr]
💬 Usage Tip: French often puts [aussi] before the thing you are adding: [j'adore aussi tes couleurs]. Compare it with [moi aussi] for "me too," where it comes after.
Phrase Breakdown
J'adore
zh ah-dor
I love
Very strong positive feeling, stronger than j'aime bien.
J'adore cette chanson.
I love this song.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zh]
I
J' is short for je, meaning I.
« J'adore aussi tes couleurs. » sonne personnel et attentif.
“I also love your colors.” sounds personal and attentive.
adore
[ah-dor]
love
Adore means love or really like a lot.
« J'adore aussi tes couleurs. » sonne personnel et attentif.
“I also love your colors.” sounds personal and attentive.
aussi
[oh-see]
also
Aussi means also or too, adding another compliment.
« J'adore aussi tes couleurs. » sonne personnel et attentif.
“I also love your colors.” sounds personal and attentive.
Tes couleurs
tay koo-luhr
your colors
Refers to the colors someone is wearing or has chosen.
Tes couleurs vont bien ensemble.
Your colors go well together.
Words in this phrase
tes
[tay]
your
Tes means your with plural nouns.
« J'adore aussi tes couleurs. » sonne personnel et attentif.
“I also love your colors.” sounds personal and attentive.
couleurs
[koo-luhr]
colors
Couleurs means colors, especially the shades in someone’s outfit.
« J'adore aussi tes couleurs. » sonne personnel et attentif.
“I also love your colors.” sounds personal and attentive.
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