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How to Say ‘I'll bring it to you’ in French

Je vous l'apporte

zhuh voo l ah-port

[zhuh voo l ah-port]

💬 Usage Tip: In French, "to you" and "it" both sit before the verb, in the order vous then l'. L' is a shortened le that has to join the next word, so you'd say Je vous le donne "I'll give it to you" but Je vous l'apporte. The present tense here also covers "I'll", meaning right now.

Phrase Breakdown

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vous

[voo]

to you

Indirect object pronoun: the person receiving something.

Example

Je vous donne la monnaie.

I give you the change.

[l]

Object pronoun replacing something already mentioned, like the breaker or heater.

Example

Je l'ai vérifié aussi ce matin.

I checked it this morning too.

apporte

[ah-port]

bring

From the verb apporter, meaning to bring something somewhere.

Example

J'apporte mon ordinateur en classe.

I bring my computer to class.

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