How to Say ‘We are going to help him’ in French
Nous allons l'aider
noo ah-lohn l eh-day
[noo ah-lohn l eh-day]
💬 Usage Tip: Nous allons + infinitive is the near future: 'we are going to...' L'aider = 'help him/her.'
🇫🇷 In France: In parent-teacher contexts, this sounds cooperative and proactive—very appreciated in France.
Phrase Breakdown
Nous
[noo]
we
Subject pronoun meaning 'we'.
Nous travaillons ensemble tous les soirs.
We work together every evening.
allons
[ah-lohn]
are going to
Form of aller used to make the near future: 'going to'.
Nous allons commencer bientôt.
We are going to start soon.
l'
[l]
him
Direct object pronoun replacing a masculine singular person or thing before a verb.
Nous allons l'aider demain matin.
We are going to help him tomorrow morning.
aider
[eh-day]
help
Infinitive verb meaning 'to help'.
Je veux aider mon frère après l'école.
I want to help my brother after school.
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