How to Say ‘I'm Emily Smith, the negotiator.’ in French
Je suis Emily Smith , le négociateur.
zhuh swee luh nay-go-syah-TUR
[zhuh swee luh nay-go-syah-TUR]
🇫🇷 In France: Giving your full name straight away builds trust. It shows you are a real person, not just an anonymous voice on the line.
Phrase Breakdown
le négociateur.
luh nay-go-syah-TUR
the negotiator.
'Le' plus the masculine noun 'négociateur'. Say it as 'nay-go-see-a-teur', with a soft French 'r' at the end.
Le négociateur arrive.
The negotiator is arriving.
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
négociateur
[nay-go-syah-TUR]
negotiator
A person who negotiates, e.g. with hostage-takers.
Le négociateur parle calmement.
The negotiator speaks calmly.
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