How to Say ‘I can let you know by email’ in French
Je peux vous prévenir par mail
zhuh puh voo pray-vuh-NEER pahr MEHL
[zhuh puh voo pray-vuh-NEER pahr MEHL]
💬 Usage Tip: Prévenir looks like "prevent," but it means to warn someone or let them know. Par mail is the everyday way to say "by email."
Phrase Breakdown
Je peux vous prévenir
zhuh puh voo pray-vuh-NEER
I can let you know
'Prévenir' means to inform or warn in advance. 'Je peux' is often said as 'jpeu'.
Je peux vous prévenir demain.
I can let you know tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
peux
[puh]
can
Form of pouvoir meaning to be able to or can.
Je peux vous présenter mes compétences en quelques minutes.
I can present my skills to you in a few minutes.
vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
prévenir
[pray-vuh-NEER]
to let know
To inform or warn someone in advance.
Préviens-moi si tu arrives tard.
Let me know if you're arriving late.
par mail
pahr MEHL
by email
'Mail' is the common word for email, pronounced like English 'male'.
Envoyez-le par mail.
Send it by email.
Words in this phrase
par
[pahr]
by
After 'commencer', it introduces the first step.
Commence par lire.
Start by reading.
[MEHL]
Informal French word for email, often in adresse mail.
Envoyez-moi un mail demain.
Send me an email tomorrow.
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