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How to Say ‘Our first meeting’ in French

Notre première rencontre

NOH-truh pruh-MYER ruhn-KON-tr

[NOH-truh pruh-MYER ruhn-KON-tr]

💬 Usage Tip: A neat noun phrase: possessive + adjective + noun. French often puts many adjectives after the noun, but première comes before.

🇫🇷 In France: This sounds like a heading or agenda title—very typical in school communication.

Phrase Breakdown

Notre

[NOH-truh]

our

Possessive adjective meaning belonging to us; used before a singular noun.

Example

Notre maison est près d'ici.

Our house is near here.

Première rencontre

pruh-MYER ruhn-KON-tr

First meeting

Refers to the first time two people meet.

Example

C'est notre première rencontre.

This is our first meeting.

Words in this phrase

première

[pruh-MYER]

first

Feminine singular form of premier; used before a feminine noun to mean first.

Example

C'est ma première journée ici.

It's my first day here.

rencontre

[ruhn-KON-tr]

meeting

A meeting or encounter, often the first time people meet.

Example

Notre rencontre a eu lieu en septembre.

Our meeting took place in September.

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