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How to Say ‘We could ask Léa and Mehdi too.’ in French

On pourrait proposer à Léa et Mehdi aussi.

on poo-REH proh-poh-zay ah lay-AH eh meh-DEE oh-SEE

[on poo-REH proh-poh-zay ah lay-AH eh meh-DEE oh-SEE]

💬 Usage Tip: To suggest something to someone, French uses proposer à, with à before the person. Here the idea itself is left unsaid because it's already clear from the conversation.

Phrase Breakdown

On pourrait proposer

on poo-REH proh-poh-zay

We could suggest it

Pronounce it 'on poo-reh pro-po-zay'.

Example

On pourrait proposer un café.

We could offer a coffee.

Words in this phrase

[on]

Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.

Example

On y va maintenant.

We are going now.

pourrait

[poo-REH]

could

Conditional of 'pouvoir', used for suggestions.

Example

On pourrait sortir ce soir.

We could go out tonight.

proposer

[proh-poh-zay]

to offer / suggest

Used by staff to make a polite suggestion or offer.

Example

Je peux vous proposer une table au fond de la salle.

I can offer you a table at the back of the room.

à Léa et Mehdi aussi.

ah lay-AH eh meh-DEE oh-SEE

to Léa and Mehdi too.

'Proposer à quelqu'un' means to suggest something to someone. Say it smoothly: 'a lay-a ay meh-dee oh-see'.

Example

Demande à Léa et Mehdi aussi.

Ask Léa and Mehdi too.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.

Example

Elle commence à chanter.

She begins to sing.

Léa

[lay-AH]

Léa

A popular French girl's name.

Example

Léa joue dans le jardin.

Léa is playing in the garden.

[eh]

and

Joins two thoughts or questions together.

Example

Et vous êtes venu aussi?

And did you come too?

Mehdi

[meh-DEE]

Mehdi

A male first name.

Example

Mehdi est dans ma classe.

Mehdi is in my class.

aussi

[oh-SEE]

also / too

Used to add agreement or say 'me too' in conversation.

Example

Aussi, je voudrais comprendre votre mode de management.

Also, I’d like to understand your management style.

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