How to Say ‘I really like your products.’ in French
J'aime beaucoup vos produits.
zhay em boh-koo voh pro-DWEE
[zhay em boh-koo voh pro-DWEE]
Phrase Breakdown
J'aime beaucoup
zhay em boh-koo
I really like
This expresses strong appreciation. 'Beaucoup' is 'boh-koo'.
J'aime beaucoup ce café.
I really like this coffee.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zhay]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.
J'aime les bonbons.
I like candies.
aime
[em]
like
From 'aimer'; with 'bien' after it, it softens to 'really like' rather than 'love'.
J'aime bien ce café.
I really like this café.
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / very much
Adverb strengthening the idea of liking something strongly.
Ça me plaît beaucoup. parce que l'entreprise semble humaine.
I like it a lot because the company seems human.
vos produits.
voh pro-DWEE
your products.
'Vos' is the plural of 'your' (formal). The final 'ts' is silent: 'vo pro-dwee'.
Vos produits sont excellents.
Your products are excellent.
Words in this phrase
vos
[voh]
your (plural)
Possessive for plural things, belonging to 'vous'.
Prenez vos stylos.
Take your pens.
produits
[pro-DWEE]
products
Plural of the masculine noun produit.
Ces produits sont bios.
These products are organic.
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