How to Say ‘I'll introduce you to the others’ in French
Je te présente les autres
zhuh tuh pray-ZAHNT leh OH-truh
[zhuh tuh pray-ZAHNT leh OH-truh]
💬 Usage Tip: Te goes before the verb: je te présente is literally "I to-you introduce". Swap in a name: Je te présente Marc "This is Marc".
Phrase Breakdown
Je te présente
zhuh tuh pray-ZAHNT
I'll introduce you to
'Présenter quelqu'un' means to introduce someone. 'Te' comes before the verb.
Je te présente Marc.
This is Marc. / Let me introduce Marc.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
te
[tuh]
you (object)
Informal object pronoun used with 'voilà' meaning 'here you are (as)'.
Te voilà enfin !
There you are at last!
présente
[pray-ZAHNT]
introduce
From 'présenter': to introduce one person to another.
Je vous présente mon frère.
Let me introduce my brother to you.
les autres
leh OH-truh
the others
Liaison: 'les autres' sounds like 'lé zotr'.
Où sont les autres ?
Where are the others?
Words in this phrase
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
autres
[OH-truh]
others
Used as a noun: the other people.
J'attends les autres.
I'm waiting for the others.
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