How to Say ‘Shall we talk about it on Wednesday?’ in French
On en discute mercredi ?
on AHN dees-KOOT mehr-kruh-DEE
[on AHN dees-KOOT mehr-kruh-DEE]
💬 Usage Tip: En stands for "about it" and sits right before the verb, so you don't repeat the topic. A plain statement turns into a suggestion just by rising your voice at the end.
🇫🇷 In France: On meaning "we" is the everyday way students propose plans. Nous would sound stiff among classmates.
Phrase Breakdown
On en discute
on AHN dees-KOOT
Shall we discuss it
'On' means 'we' informally, and 'en' means 'about it'. Link with an 'n' sound: 'oh-nahn dees-KÜT'.
On en discute demain.
We'll discuss it tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
On
[on]
We
Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.
On y va maintenant.
We are going now.
en
[AHN]
of it
Pronoun used in the fixed polite phrase meaning you're welcome.
Merci ! — Je vous en prie.
Thank you! — You're welcome.
discute
[dees-KOOT]
discuss / talk about
Form of the verb 'discuter', to discuss or chat; used with 'on' here.
On discute du projet après le cours.
We discuss the project after class.
mercredi ?
mehr-kruh-DEE
on Wednesday?
Without 'le', this means this coming Wednesday. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Tu es libre mercredi ?
Are you free on Wednesday?
Words in this phrase
mercredi
[mehr-kruh-DEE]
Wednesday
The third day of the week in France; days are not capitalized in French sentences.
Je vais à la piscine mercredi.
I'm going to the pool on Wednesday.
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