How to Say ‘I'll watch it tonight.’ in French
Je le regarde ce soir.
zhuh luh ruh-gard suh swahr
[zhuh luh ruh-gard suh swahr]
Phrase Breakdown
Je le regarde
zhuh luh ruh-gard
I'll watch it
The pronoun 'le' comes before the verb. Say it smoothly: 'zhuh-luh ruh-gard'.
Je le regarde maintenant.
I'm watching it now.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
le
[luh]
it / him
Object pronoun for a masculine thing, placed before the verb.
Le billet ? Je le vois.
The ticket? I see it.
regarde
[ruh-gard]
watch
Present tense of regarder with on, meaning watch or are watching.
Le soir, on regarde tous les matchs ensemble à la maison.
In the evening, we watch all the matches together at home.
ce soir.
suh swahr
tonight.
Literally 'this evening'. It sounds like 'suh swar'.
On sort ce soir ?
Are we going out tonight?
Words in this phrase
ce
[suh]
This
Used to identify something close or just mentioned.
Ce livre est à moi.
This book is mine.
soir
[swahr]
evening
Refers to the evening time, often after work or during an event.
Ce soir, je vous envoie un message de remerciement.
This evening, I am sending you a thank-you message.
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