How to Say ‘I'm noting it: Wednesday, ten o'clock.’ in French
Je note : mercredi, dix heures.
zhuh NOT mehr-kruh-DEE dees UR
[zhuh NOT mehr-kruh-DEE dees UR]
Phrase Breakdown
Je note :
zhuh NOT
I'm noting it down:
Used when writing down information. Say 'zhuh NOT', then pause at the colon.
Je note votre numéro.
I'm noting down your number.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
note
[NOT]
note / write down
Form of 'noter', to make a note of something.
Je note ton numéro.
I'm writing down your number.
mercredi, dix heures.
mehr-kruh-DEE dees UR
Wednesday, ten o'clock.
Say 'mair-kruh-DEE, dee-ZUR'. Your voice falls at the end because it is a statement.
Rendez-vous mercredi, dix heures.
Appointment on Wednesday, ten o'clock.
Words in this phrase
mercredi
[mehr-kruh-DEE]
Wednesday
The third day of the week in France; days are not capitalized in French sentences.
Je vais à la piscine mercredi.
I'm going to the pool on Wednesday.
dix
[dees]
ten
The number 10.
J'ai dix euros.
I have ten euros.
heures
[UR]
o'clock
Used after a number to tell the time of day.
Le dîner est à huit heures.
Dinner is at eight o'clock.
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