How to Say ‘I'm Claire.’ in French
Moi, c'est Claire.
mwah s eh klehr
[mwah s eh klehr]
💬 Usage Tip: [Moi, c'est Claire] is a very natural spoken way to introduce yourself. You can reuse the pattern with another name: [Moi, c'est Julien].
Phrase Breakdown
Moi,
mwah
Me / as for me
Adds emphasis before introducing yourself.
Moi, j'habite à Lyon.
As for me, I live in Lyon.
Words in this phrase
Moi
[mwah]
Me
Used for emphasis in introductions, like saying as for me or me, I'm....
Pour répondre, je peux dire : « Moi, c'est Claire ».
To answer, I can say: “Me, I'm Claire.”
c'est
s eh
it is / this is
Used to present or identify someone.
C'est Paul.
This is Paul.
Words in this phrase
c'
[s]
it
Short form of ce before a vowel; part of c'est, meaning it is or this is.
Dans « Moi, c'est Claire », « c' » introduit la personne.
In “Me, I'm Claire,” “c'” introduces the person.
est
[eh]
is
Verb être in the phrase c'est, often used to identify someone or something.
Je peux me présenter avec « Moi, c'est Claire ».
I can introduce myself with “Me, I'm Claire.”
Claire
[klehr]
Claire
A first name here, showing the person's name in the introduction.
Dans « Moi, c'est Claire », « Claire » est le prénom.
In “Me, I'm Claire,” “Claire” is the first name.
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