How to Say ‘I handle recruitment.’ in French
Je m'occupe du recrutement.
zhuh m oh-KOOP dyoo ruh-kroot-MAHN
[zhuh m oh-KOOP dyoo ruh-kroot-MAHN]
Phrase Breakdown
Je m'occupe
zhuh m oh-KOOP
I handle / I'm in charge of
'S'occuper de' means to be in charge of something. Say 'zhuh mo-kup'.
Je m'occupe du projet.
I'm in charge of the project.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
m'
[m]
me
First person singular object pronoun.
Ça me surprend.
That surprises me.
occupe
[oh-KOOP]
take care of / handle
From 's'occuper de', meaning to be in charge of something.
Il s'occupe des clients.
He takes care of the clients.
du recrutement.
dyoo ruh-kroot-MAHN
recruitment
'Du' is 'de + le'. 'Recrutement' sounds like 'ruh-kroot-mahn'. The final 't' is silent and the ending is nasal.
Le recrutement commence lundi.
Recruitment starts on Monday.
Words in this phrase
du
[dyoo]
of the
Contraction of de and le, used before masculine singular nouns.
Du pain est sur la table.
Some bread is on the table.
recrutement
[ruh-kroot-MAHN]
recruitment
The process of hiring new staff.
Le recrutement commence en mai.
Recruitment starts in May.
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