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How to Say ‘We can discuss it.’ in French

On peut en discuter.

on puh ahn dees-kew-TAY

[on puh ahn dees-kew-TAY]

💬 Usage Tip: On means "we" here, and en stands for "about it", sitting before the verb. Reuse it: On peut en parler "We can talk about it."

Phrase Breakdown

On peut

on puh

We can

'On' is an informal 'we'. Make it a nasal 'ohn' without pronouncing the n. In 'peut', the 't' is silent here: 'peu'.

Example

On peut commencer.

We can start.

Words in this phrase

On

[on]

We

Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.

Example

On y va maintenant.

We are going now.

peut

[puh]

can

Form of 'pouvoir' (to be able to) used with il/elle/on.

Example

Il peut venir demain.

He can come tomorrow.

en discuter.

ahn dees-kew-TAY

discuss it

'En' replaces 'about it' and comes before the verb. Say a nasal 'ahn', then 'dees-ku-TAY'.

Example

Il faut en discuter.

We need to discuss it.

Words in this phrase

en

[ahn]

about it

Pronoun replacing 'de + thing' after verbs like 'parler de'.

Example

On en parle demain.

We'll talk about it tomorrow.

discuter

[dees-kew-TAY]

to discuss / to chat

Verb meaning to talk about something or have a conversation.

Example

Nous pouvons discuter de votre parcours.

We can discuss your background.

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