How to Say ‘She means a lot to us’ in French
Elle compte beaucoup pour nous
el kohnt boh-koo poor noo
[el kohnt boh-koo poor noo]
💬 Usage Tip: Compter normally means "to count", but compter pour means to matter to someone. Swap the person: Tu comptes beaucoup pour moi "You mean a lot to me".
Phrase Breakdown
Elle compte beaucoup
el kohnt boh-koo
She means a lot
Say 'èl kont bo-ku'. The 'p' in 'compte' is silent.
Cette fête compte beaucoup.
This party means a lot.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
compte
[kohnt]
matters / counts
From 'compter'; 'compter pour quelqu'un' means to be important to someone.
Ton avis compte pour moi.
Your opinion matters to me.
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / very much
Adverb strengthening the idea of liking something strongly.
Ça me plaît beaucoup. parce que l'entreprise semble humaine.
I like it a lot because the company seems human.
pour nous
poor noo
to us
'Compter pour quelqu'un' means 'to matter to someone'. Say 'pour nu'.
Tu comptes beaucoup pour nous.
You mean a lot to us.
Words in this phrase
pour
[poor]
to / for
Common preposition showing purpose or intention.
Je viens pour vérifier l'eau chaude.
I am coming to check the hot water.
nous
[noo]
us
The stressed pronoun meaning 'us' or 'we' after a preposition like 'avec.'
Les nouvelles recrues déjeunent souvent avec nous.
New hires often have lunch with us.
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