How to Say ‘I have more responsibilities.’ in French
J'ai plus de responsabilités.
zhay ay plew duh res-pon-sah-bee-lee-TAY
[zhay ay plew duh res-pon-sah-bee-lee-TAY]
Phrase Breakdown
J'ai plus
zhay ay plew
I have more
Say 'zhay PLOOSS'. Pronouncing the 's' makes it clear you mean 'more', not 'no more'.
J'ai plus de temps maintenant.
I have more time now.
Words in this phrase
J'
[zhay]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to refer to himself or herself.
J'aime les bonbons.
I like candies.
ai
[ay]
have
Form of 'avoir' used with past participles to make the past tense.
J'ai beaucoup appris grâce à notre discussion.
I learned a lot thanks to our discussion.
plus
[plew]
more
Comparative word meaning 'more'; before an adjective or adverb it forms 'more ...' or '-er'.
Je préfère venir plus tard.
I prefer to come later.
de responsabilités.
duh res-pon-sah-bee-lee-TAY
responsibilities.
After 'plus', use 'de', not 'des'. Stress the last syllable: 'ray-spon-sa-bee-lee-TAY'.
C'est un poste avec beaucoup de responsabilités.
It's a job with a lot of responsibilities.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
responsabilités
[res-pon-sah-bee-lee-TAY]
responsibilities
Plural feminine noun for duties or tasks you are in charge of.
Elle a beaucoup de responsabilités au travail.
She has a lot of responsibilities at work.
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