How to Say ‘Shall we meet?’ in French
On se retrouve ?
ohn suh ruh-TROOV
[ohn suh ruh-TROOV]
💬 Usage Tip: [On se retrouve ?] is a very natural French way to suggest meeting up. French often uses [on] for [we] in speech, so this is more everyday than a more formal [nous].
🇫🇷 In France: Among classmates, [On se retrouve ?] sounds friendly and practical, like proposing a meetup point or time. It fits casual study planning well.
Phrase Breakdown
On
[ohn]
we
Here 'on' informally means 'we.'
On se retrouve après les cours ?
Shall we meet after classes?
Se retrouve
suh ruh-TROOV
Meet up / see each other
From se retrouver, meaning to meet each other or get together again.
On se retrouve demain matin.
We’ll meet up tomorrow morning.
Words in this phrase
se
[suh]
each other
Reflexive pronoun used in the expression 'se retrouver.'
On se retrouve à la bibliothèque demain ?
Shall we meet at the library tomorrow?
retrouve
[ruh-TROOV]
meet up
Means to meet or meet up again.
On se retrouve devant l'école ?
Shall we meet in front of the school?
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