How to Say ‘Shall we meet’ in French
On se retrouve
on suh ruh-TROOV
[on suh ruh-TROOV]
💬 Usage Tip: Se retrouver means "to meet up" at an agreed place, not "to find oneself". On se retrouve où ? means "Where shall we meet?"
Phrase Breakdown
On
[on]
We
Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.
On y va maintenant.
We are going now.
se
[suh]
each other / oneself
"Se" marks the reciprocal idea of helping one another.
On se soutient beaucoup. Personne ne reste isolé.
We support each other a lot. No one is left isolated.
retrouve
[ruh-TROOV]
meet up
Means to meet or meet up again.
On se retrouve devant l'école ?
Shall we meet in front of the school?
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