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How to Say ‘I'm married’ in French

Je suis mariée

zhuh swee mah-RYAY

[zhuh swee mah-RYAY]

💬 Usage Tip: The extra e in mariée shows a woman is speaking. A man says Je suis marié, which sounds exactly the same.

Phrase Breakdown

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

suis

[swee]

am

First person singular present of 'to be'.

Example

Je suis fatigué.

I am tired.

mariée

[mah-RYAY]

married

Feminine form of 'marié', used when a woman says she is married.

Example

Ma sœur est mariée depuis deux ans.

My sister has been married for two years.

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