How to Say ‘Either / neither’ in French
Non plus
noh(n) ploo
[noh(n) ploo]
💬 Usage Tip: "Non plus" means "neither" or "not ... either." Example: "Moi non plus" = me neither. Tiny phrase, big usefulness.
🇫🇷 In France: You'll hear "moi non plus" constantly in casual conversation—it is a classic agreement phrase.
Phrase Breakdown
Non
[noh(n)]
no / not
Here it is used in the expression "non plus," meaning "neither" or "not either."
Moi non, et lui non plus.
Not me, and not him either.
plus
[ploo]
either / anymore / more
In "non plus," it means "either." By itself it can also mean "more" or "anymore" depending on context.
Moi non plus, je ne suis pas loin.
Me neither, I am not far either.
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