How to Say ‘I also noticed’ in French
J'ai aussi remarqué
zh ay oh-see ruh-mar-kay
[zh ay oh-see ruh-mar-kay]
💬 Usage Tip: Passé composé of remarquer: "I noticed / have noticed." J'ai contracts because je becomes j' before a vowel.
🇫🇷 In France: This sounds observant but not dramatic—good for discussing a child's behavior respectfully.
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai
zh ay
I have
The contracted form of 'je ai'. It starts the past-tense structure.
J'ai compris.
I understood.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zh]
I
Contracted form of 'je' before a vowel, used here with 'ai.'
J'ai aussi remarqué ce détail.
I also noticed that detail.
ai
[ay]
have
First-person singular of 'avoir'; with a past participle it forms the past tense.
J'ai aussi remarqué son silence.
I also noticed his silence.
aussi
[oh-see]
also
Adverb meaning 'also' or 'too.'
J'ai aussi remarqué un changement.
I also noticed a change.
remarqué
[ruh-mar-kay]
noticed
Past participle of 'remarquer,' meaning to notice or observe.
J'ai remarqué son absence.
I noticed his absence.
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