How to Say ‘In the same class’ in French
Dans la même classe
dahn lah mehm klahs
[dahn lah mehm klahs]
💬 Usage Tip: Même before a noun means "same." For example, la même école "the same school."
Phrase Breakdown
Dans la
dahn lah
In the
'Dans' is nasal, 'dahn', and the S is silent. Say it in one flow: 'dahn-la'.
Dans la cuisine.
In the kitchen.
Words in this phrase
Dans
[dahn]
In
Indicates inclusion within space or limits.
Dans la maison, c'était calme.
In the house, it was quiet.
la
[lah]
the (feminine singular)
Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.
The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.
même classe
mehm klahs
same class
'Même' sounds like 'mem' and means 'same'. 'Classe' is 'klass'.
La même classe que Tom.
The same class as Tom.
Words in this phrase
même
[mehm]
same
Adds emphasis and means same or that very same.
Dans « Jusqu'à 18 heures le jour même. », « même » signifie « ce même jour ».
In "Until 6 p.m. the same day.", "même" means "that same day."
classe
[klahs]
class
Classe means 'class' or 'year group' in a school context.
À la rentrée, je demande souvent : Votre enfant est dans quelle classe ?
At the start of term, I often ask: 'What class is your child in?'
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