How to Say ‘I'll send you an email’ in French
Je vous envoie un mail
zhuh voo ahn-VWAH uhn MEHL
[zhuh voo ahn-VWAH uhn MEHL]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses the present tense for something about to happen: je vous envoie means "I'll send you". The vous "you" sits before the verb, not after it.
Phrase Breakdown
Je vous envoie
zhuh voo ahn-VWAH
I'll send you
The present tense is often used for the near future. Link 'vous envoie' as 'voo-zan-vwa'.
Je vous envoie le fichier.
I'll send you the file.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
vous
[voo]
to you
Indirect object pronoun: the person receiving something.
Je vous donne la monnaie.
I give you the change.
envoie
[ahn-VWAH]
send
Informal command form of 'envoyer', to send.
Envoie la lettre demain.
Send the letter tomorrow.
un mail
uhn MEHL
an email
Common French word for an email. Say 'an mèl'.
J'ai reçu un mail.
I got an email.
Words in this phrase
un
[uhn]
A
Indefinite article used before a singular noun.
Un petit garçon joue.
A little boy is playing.
[MEHL]
Informal French word for email, often in adresse mail.
Envoyez-moi un mail demain.
Send me an email tomorrow.
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