How to Say ‘Since the autumn’ in French
Depuis l'automne
duh-PWEE luh oh-TON
[duh-PWEE luh oh-TON]
💬 Usage Tip: depuis plus the present tense describes something still going on. That's why the French says "he doesn't drink since" where English says "hasn't been drinking".
Phrase Breakdown
Depuis
[duh-PWEE]
since / for
Used with time expressions to show how long something has been happening.
Depuis trois ans, je développe mon réseau professionnel.
For three years, I have been building my professional network.
l'
[luh]
the (before a vowel sound)
Elision of “le” before a vowel: l’ + noun. Used constantly with épisode: l’épisode.
L' épisode le plus récent est sorti hier.
The most recent episode came out yesterday.
automne
[oh-TON]
autumn
The season between summer and winter.
J'aime les couleurs de l'automne.
I love autumn colors.
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