How do you say "This week." in French?

"This week." in French is "Cette semaine.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Cette semaine." mean in English?

"Cette semaine." means "This week." in English.

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How to Say ‘This week.’ in French

Cette semaine.

set suh-MEN

[set suh-MEN]

Phrase Breakdown

Cette

[set]

this

Feminine singular form of this, used before a feminine noun.

Example

J'ai commencé cette semaine.

I started this week.

semaine

[suh-MEN]

week

A period of seven days.

Example

Dans « Cette semaine », « semaine » signifie week.

In “This week,” “semaine” means week.

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