How to Say ‘She talks about you a lot!’ in French
Elle parle beaucoup de toi !
el parl boh-koo duh twah
[el parl boh-koo duh twah]
💬 Usage Tip: After de you use toi, not tu: parler de toi "talk about you". Same with moi: de moi "about me".
Phrase Breakdown
Elle parle
el parl
She talks
Present tense of 'parler'. The final 'e' of 'parle' is silent.
Elle parle français.
She speaks French.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
parle
[parl]
speak
First-person form of 'parler', to speak.
Je parle avec mon ami.
I speak with my friend.
beaucoup de toi !
boh-koo duh twah
a lot about you!
'Parler de' means 'to talk about'. In 'beaucoup', the 'p' is silent: 'bo-koo'.
Il pense beaucoup de choses.
He thinks a lot of things.
Words in this phrase
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / very much
Adverb strengthening the idea of liking something strongly.
Ça me plaît beaucoup. parce que l'entreprise semble humaine.
I like it a lot because the company seems human.
de
[duh]
about
After 'parler', 'de' introduces the topic being talked about.
On parle de vacances.
We're talking about holidays.
toi
[twah]
you
Referring to the person or people someone is addressing.
Je ne peux pas vivre sans toi.
I cannot live without you.
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