How to Say ‘Everyone chooses’ in French
Chacun choisit
sha-kuhn shwah-ZEE
[sha-kuhn shwah-ZEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Chacun means "each one" and takes the singular form of the verb, just like "everyone" in English. So you say chacun choisit, never choisissent.
Phrase Breakdown
Chacun
[sha-kuhn]
each person; everyone
A pronoun meaning every individual person in a group.
Chacun. rappelle que l'attention individuelle compte dans une bonne culture d'entreprise.
"Each person." reminds us that individual attention matters in a good company culture.
choisit
[shwah-ZEE]
chooses
Present tense of 'choisir', to choose.
Elle choisit le poisson.
She chooses the fish.
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