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How to Say ‘I'm seeing him on Tuesday’ in French

Je le vois mardi

zhuh luh vwah mar-DEE

[zhuh luh vwah mar-DEE]

💬 Usage Tip: French uses the present tense for planned future events. There's no word for "on" before the day: je pars lundi "I'm leaving on Monday".

Phrase Breakdown

Je le vois

zhuh luh vwah

I'm seeing him

'Le' (him) goes before the verb. 'Vois' sounds like 'vwa'.

Example

Je le vois souvent.

I see him often.

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

[luh]

it / him (direct object, masculine)

Direct object pronoun. Refers to a masculine noun like “l’anime” or “l’épisode” (masculine).

Example

On pourrait le regarder en VO.

We could watch it in the original version.

vois

[vwah]

see

To perceive with the eyes.

Example

Je vois le livre.

I see the book.

mardi

[mar-DEE]

Tuesday

The day of the week Tuesday.

Example

Mardi soir, j'ai yoga à 18 heures.

Tuesday evening, I have yoga at 6 p.m.

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