How to Say ‘I feel.’ in French
Je me sens.
zhuh muh sahn
[zhuh muh sahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [Me] changes with the subject in this pattern: [je me sens], [tu te sens], [il se sent]. You need that little word with [se sentir] when talking about how someone feels.
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
Subject pronoun used to talk about yourself.
Je me sens mieux après une bonne nuit de sommeil.
I feel better after a good night's sleep.
me
[muh]
myself
Reflexive pronoun used with reflexive verbs like 'se sentir'.
Je me sens calme aujourd'hui.
I feel calm today.
sens
[sahn]
feel
From 'se sentir'; used to describe how you feel physically or emotionally.
Je me sens fatigué après le voyage.
I feel tired after the trip.
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