How to Say ‘Studying together’ in French
Réviser ensemble
ray-vee-ZAY ahn-SAHM-bluh
[ray-vee-ZAY ahn-SAHM-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: Réviser doesn't mean edit or revise a text. It means going back over material before an exam, so it's the everyday word for studying.
Phrase Breakdown
Réviser
[ray-vee-ZAY]
to revise / to review
To study material again before an exam.
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.
On fait du roller ensemble après les cours.
We go inline skating together after class.
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