How to Say ‘No, I'm still single.’ in French
Non, je suis toujours célibataire.
noh zhuh swee too-zhoor say-lee-bah-TEHR
[noh zhuh swee too-zhoor say-lee-bah-TEHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Toujours means "still" here, not "always". Put it after the verb: je suis toujours à Paris "I'm still in Paris".
Phrase Breakdown
Non, je suis toujours
noh zhuh swee too-zhoor
No, I am still
'Toujours' means 'still' here, not 'always'. Say it 'too-zhoor'. 'Je suis' often sounds like 'chui' in casual speech.
Je suis toujours fatigué.
I'm still tired.
Words in this phrase
Non
[noh]
no
Used to give a negative response.
Non, je ne veux pas.
No, I don't want to.
je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
suis
[swee]
am
First person singular present of 'to be'.
Je suis fatigué.
I am tired.
toujours
[too-zhoor]
still
Shows the problem continues with no change.
Toujours rien après le redémarrage.
Still nothing after the restart.
célibataire.
say-lee-bah-TEHR
single
This word means unmarried and has the same form for men and women. Say each syllable evenly: 'say-lee-ba-tair'.
Il est célibataire.
He is single.
Words in this phrase
célibataire
[say-lee-bah-TEHR]
single
Not married or in a couple; same form for men and women.
Il est célibataire depuis un an.
He has been single for a year.
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