How to Say ‘Feels’ in French
Se sent
suh sahn
[suh sahn]
💬 Usage Tip: From se sentir = "to feel." Reflexive verbs are very common in French for talking about states and feelings.
🇫🇷 In France: French often uses reflexive forms where English does not—little grammar surprise, but very common.
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[suh]
oneself; himself; herself
Reflexive pronoun used with pronominal verbs like 'se sentir.'
Il se sent mieux aujourd'hui.
He feels better today.
sent
[sahn]
feels
Form of 'sentir' in the expression 'se sentir,' meaning to feel.
Elle se sent seule parfois.
She feels alone sometimes.
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