How to Say ‘Not much.’ in French
Pas grand-chose.
pah gron-shoz
[pah gron-shoz]
💬 Usage Tip: A standard response if there are no major updates.
Phrase Breakdown
Pas
[pah]
Not much
An expression used to say nothing significant is happening.
Pas grand-chose de nouveau autour de moi.
Not much new around me.
grand-chose
[gron-shoz]
not much
Used to indicate little change or occurrence.
Quand on me demande ce qui est nouveau, je réponds souvent "pas grand-chose".
When asked what's new, I often reply "not much".
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