How to Say ‘We should see each other more often.’ in French
On devrait se voir plus souvent.
on də-vʁɛ sə vwaʁ plys su-vɑ̃
[on də-vʁɛ sə vwaʁ plys su-vɑ̃]
💬 Usage Tip: Note the use of 'devrait', which is a conditional form implying a suggestion or recommendation.
🇫🇷 In France: In France, it's common for friends to express the desire to meet more often, even if busy schedules don't always allow it.
Phrase Breakdown
On
[on]
We
Used to refer to oneself with others.
On est tous d'accord.
We all agree.
devrait
[də-vʁɛ]
should
Used to indicate an obligation or duty.
Tu devrais étudier.
You should study.
se
[sə]
oneself
Refers back to the subject.
Elle se regarde.
She is looking at herself.
voir
[vwaʁ]
see
To perceive with the eyes.
Il veut voir le film.
He wants to see the movie.
plus
[plys]
more
A larger or additional amount.
Je veux plus de temps.
I want more time.
souvent
[su-vɑ̃]
often
Frequently or many times.
Il voyage souvent.
He often travels.
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