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How to Say ‘I'll go let her know.’ in French

Je vais la prévenir.

zhuh veh lah pray-vuh-NEER

[zhuh veh lah pray-vuh-NEER]

💬 Usage Tip: Prévenir looks like "prevent" but usually means "to let someone know" or "warn".

Phrase Breakdown

Je vais

zhuh veh

I'm going to

The near future is formed with 'aller' plus an infinitive. Say 'juh veh'.

Example

Je vais manger.

I'm going to eat.

Words in this phrase

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vais

[veh]

am going to

Present tense of 'go,' used to express future intention.

Example

Je vais préparer le dîner.

I am going to prepare dinner.

la prévenir.

lah pray-vuh-NEER

let her know.

'Prévenir' means 'to inform' or 'to warn'. It sounds like 'pray-vneer', with the middle 'e' often dropped.

Example

Préviens-moi si tu viens.

Let me know if you're coming.

Words in this phrase

la

[lah]

her

Direct object pronoun meaning “her,” referring to the hen.

Example

Gardez-la au chaud et au calme.

Keep her warm and calm.

prévenir

[pray-vuh-NEER]

to let know

To inform or warn someone in advance.

Example

Préviens-moi si tu arrives tard.

Let me know if you're arriving late.

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