How to Say ‘This information’ in French
Ces renseignements
say rahn-sehn-yuh-MAHN
[say rahn-sehn-yuh-MAHN]
💬 Usage Tip: English treats information as one uncountable thing, but French counts the pieces: ces renseignements is plural. Singular works for one detail, un renseignement "a piece of information".
Phrase Breakdown
Ces
[say]
these
Plural demonstrative word pointing to specific things.
Ces chocolats sont délicieux.
These chocolates are delicious.
renseignements
[rahn-sehn-yuh-MAHN]
information
Plural noun for pieces of information.
Merci pour les renseignements.
Thanks for the information.
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