How to Say ‘By the way, I'm Camille.’ in French
Au fait, moi c'est Camille.
oh FET mwah suh eh kah-MEE
[oh FET mwah suh eh kah-MEE]
🇫🇷 In France: In France it's normal to swap names only after chatting a while. Dropping it in with au fait keeps the moment casual.
Phrase Breakdown
Au fait,
oh FET
by the way,
Introduces a side remark. Pronounce it 'o fet', with the final 't' sounded.
Au fait, tu viens demain ?
By the way, are you coming tomorrow?
Words in this phrase
Au
[oh]
at the
A phrase used to indicate location, time, or a condition.
Elle est au parc.
She is at the park.
fait
[FET]
by the way
'Au fait' means 'by the way'; here 'fait' is a noun (fact).
Au fait, tu viens demain ?
By the way, are you coming tomorrow?
moi c'est Camille.
mwah suh eh kah-MEE
I'm Camille.
An informal introduction. 'Moi' is stressed for emphasis.
Moi c'est Léa.
I'm Léa.
Words in this phrase
moi
[mwah]
me / as for me
Used to shift the focus to yourself in a casual self-introduction.
Après son prénom, je réponds : « Moi, c'est Claire ».
After hearing her first name, I reply: “Me, I'm Claire.”
c'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
Camille
[kah-MEE]
Camille
A French first name, used for women and men.
Camille arrive bientôt.
Camille is arriving soon.
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