How to Say ‘I offer you’ in French
Je t'offre
zhuh t offr
[zhuh t offr]
💬 Usage Tip: [T'] in [je t'offre] is the short form of [te] before a vowel, so it always sticks to the next word. The same thing happens in [je t'aime] and [je t'invite].
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
First-person subject pronoun; here it introduces an offer.
Je t'offre une chance, mais pas deux.
I’m offering you one chance, but not two.
t'
[t]
you (to you)
Contracted object pronoun before a vowel; means 'to you' or 'you.'
Je t'offre un sourire si tu restes encore un peu.
I’m offering you a smile if you stay a little longer.
offre
[offr]
offer
From 'offrir'; used for offering something, literally or playfully.
Je t'offre un indice : tu me plais bien.
I’ll offer you a clue: I quite like you.
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