How to Say ‘Us to study together?’ in French
Qu'on étudie ensemble ?
kUHN ohn ay-tew-DEE ahn-SAHM-bluh
[kUHN ohn ay-tew-DEE ahn-SAHM-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Qu'] cannot stand alone: it is the shortened form of [que] before a vowel, here in [qu'on]. After verbs like [vouloir], French often uses this pattern: [Tu veux qu'on commence ?], [Tu veux qu'on y aille ?].
Phrase Breakdown
Qu'
[kUHN]
that
Shortened form introducing a clause after another verb, as in that we study.
Tu proposes Qu'on étudie ensemble ?
Are you suggesting that we study together?
on
[ohn]
we
Informal subject pronoun meaning we.
On étudie souvent à la bibliothèque.
We often study at the library.
étudie
[ay-tew-DEE]
study
Verb form meaning study.
On étudie ensemble avant le contrôle.
We study together before the test.
ensemble
[ahn-SAHM-bluh]
together
Adverb meaning with each other or jointly.
On travaille ensemble pour préparer l’exposé.
We work together to prepare the presentation.
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