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How to Say ‘I'll make a note of it’ in French

Je vous le note

zhuh voo luh noht

[zhuh voo luh noht]

🇫🇷 In France: A polite yes-but: the request is recorded, not promised.

Phrase Breakdown

Je vous

zhuh voo

I ... for you

The subject 'je' plus the polite indirect object 'vous' (for you). Say it smoothly: 'je vou'.

Example

Je vous écoute.

I'm listening to you.

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vous

[voo]

for you

Addressing someone directly.

Example

C'est pour vous.

It's for you.

le note

luh noht

write it down

'Le' means 'it' and comes before the verb 'noter' (to write down). Say 'luh nott'.

Example

Ton adresse ? Je le note.

Your address? I'll write it down.

Words in this phrase

[luh]

it / him

Object pronoun for a masculine thing, placed before the verb.

Example

Le billet ? Je le vois.

The ticket? I see it.

note

[noht]

write down / note

Form of 'noter', to write something down.

Example

Je note votre adresse.

I'm writing down your address.

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