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How to Say ‘Are you thinking of studying together?’ in French

Tu penses à réviser ensemble ?

tyoo pahns ah ray-vee-ZAY ahn-SAHM-bluh

[tyoo pahns ah ray-vee-ZAY ahn-SAHM-bluh]

Phrase Breakdown

Tu penses à

tyoo pahns ah

Are you thinking of

Say it smoothly as one group: 'tu pens-a'.

Example

Tu penses à lui ?

Are you thinking of him?

Words in this phrase

Tu

[tyoo]

you

An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.

Example

Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?

Do you work in a start-up or a large company?

penses

[pahns]

think

Form of 'penser' for 'tu'; 'penser à' means to think about or consider.

Example

Tu penses à tes examens ?

Are you thinking about your exams?

à

[ah]

to

Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.

Example

Elle commence à chanter.

She begins to sing.

réviser ensemble ?

ray-vee-ZAY ahn-SAHM-bluh

studying together?

'Réviser' means to revise for exams. 'Ensemble' sounds like 'ahn-sahmbl'.

Example

On peut réviser ensemble ce soir.

We can study together tonight.

Words in this phrase

réviser

[ray-vee-ZAY]

to revise / to review

To study material again before an exam.

Example

Je dois réviser ce week-end.

I have to revise this weekend.

ensemble

[ahn-SAHM-bluh]

together

An adverb meaning that people do something with each other.

Example

On fait du roller ensemble après les cours.

We go inline skating together after class.

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