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How to Say ‘Give them my love!’ in French

Embrasse-les pour moi !

ahm-BRASS lay poor mwah

[ahm-BRASS lay poor mwah]

💬 Usage Tip: In commands, the "them" word les comes after the verb with a hyphen. The same goes for Dis-lui bonjour "Say hi to him/her".

Phrase Breakdown

Embrasse-les

ahm-BRASS lay

Kiss them / give them a hug

This is the imperative of 'embrasser' with 'les' (them) attached. Say it 'ahm-brass-lay', with a nasal 'em'.

Example

Embrasse-les de ma part.

Give them a kiss from me.

Words in this phrase

Embrasse

[ahm-BRASS]

kiss / hug

Command form of 'embrasser'; here means give them a kiss or hug from me.

Example

Embrasse ta mère de ma part.

Give your mother a kiss from me.

les

[lay]

them

Used to refer to multiple items or people previously mentioned.

Example

Nous les avons déjà vus.

We have seen them already.

pour moi !

poor mwah

for me!

'Pour' rhymes with English 'poor', and 'moi' sounds like 'mwa'.

Example

C'est pour moi ?

Is it for me?

Words in this phrase

pour

[poor]

for

Indicating purpose or reason.

Example

C'est pour toi.

It's for you.

moi

[mwah]

me

The person speaking or writing.

Example

Ils ont dîné chez moi.

They had dinner at my place.

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