How to Say ‘I've already poured it’ in French
Je l'ai déjà versé
zhuh l ay de-zhah vair-SAY
[zhuh l ay de-zhah vair-SAY]
💬 Usage Tip: L' is le "it" squeezed before a vowel, so it only exists joined to the next word, as in l'ai.
Phrase Breakdown
Je l'ai déjà
zhuh l ay de-zhah
I've already (it)
'L'' means 'it' and comes before 'ai'. 'Déjà' means already. Say it 'zhe-lé-dé-zha'.
Je l'ai déjà vu.
I've already seen it.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
l'
[l]
it
Object pronoun replacing something already mentioned, like the breaker or heater.
Je l'ai vérifié aussi ce matin.
I checked it this morning too.
ai
[ay]
have (1st person singular)
« ai » is « avoir » conjugated for « je ». It’s the auxiliary used in the passé composé: « j’ai commencé » = “I started / I have started”.
J’ ai regardé la bande-annonce.
I watched the trailer.
déjà
[de-zhah]
already
Before or by now or the time in question.
Il est déjà parti.
He has already left.
versé
[vair-SAY]
poured
Past participle of 'verser', to pour.
J'ai versé du lait.
I poured some milk.
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