How to Say ‘After class’ in French
Après le cours
ah-preh luh koor
[ah-preh luh koor]
Phrase Breakdown
Après
[ah-preh]
after
Preposition used to talk about time following something.
Je demande : « Après le cours » avant de continuer.
I ask: “After class” before continuing.
le
[luh]
the
Singular definite article used before a masculine noun.
En parlant du temps, je dis : « Après le cours ».
When talking about time, I say: “After class.”
cours
[koor]
class / lesson
Refers to the lesson period or school class.
Pour demander un moment plus tard, je dis : « Après le cours ».
To ask for a later moment, I say: “After class.”
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