How to Say ‘I'm in IT.’ in French
Je suis dans l'informatique.
zhuh swee dahn l een-for-mah-TEEK
[zhuh swee dahn l een-for-mah-TEEK]
💬 Usage Tip: [L'] in [l'informatique] cannot stand alone; it has to attach to the next word. You get this shortened form before a vowel sound: [l'équipe], [l'entreprise], [l'informatique].
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun for speaking about yourself.
Je réponds : « Je suis dans l'informatique ».
I reply: “I am in IT.”
suis
[swee]
am
A form of être used with je.
Dans « Je suis dans l'informatique », suis indique mon domaine.
In “I am in IT,” suis indicates my field.
dans
[dahn]
in
Preposition used to place someone in a field or department.
Dans « Je suis dans l'informatique », dans présente le secteur professionnel.
In “I am in IT,” dans presents the professional field.
l'
[l]
the
Elided form of la or le before a vowel.
Dans « Je suis dans l'informatique », l' remplace l'article devant un mot qui commence par une voyelle.
In “I am in IT,” l' replaces the article before a word beginning with a vowel.
informatique
[een-for-mah-TEEK]
IT / computing
Refers to information technology or the computing field.
Je dis « Je suis dans l'informatique » pour parler de mon travail en IT.
I say “I am in IT” to talk about my work in IT.
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