How to Say ‘Since this morning’ in French
Depuis ce matin
duh-PWEE suh ma-TAN
[duh-PWEE suh ma-TAN]
Phrase Breakdown
Depuis
[duh-PWEE]
since / for
Used with time expressions to show how long something has been happening.
Depuis trois ans, je développe mon réseau professionnel.
For three years, I have been building my professional network.
ce
[suh]
this
Demonstrative adjective used before a masculine noun; with 'soir' it means 'tonight'.
On sort ce week-end ?
Shall we go out this weekend?
matin
[ma-TAN]
morning
The early part of the day.
Je travaille le matin.
I work in the morning.
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