How to Say ‘Come back and see me’ in French
Revenez me voir
ruh-vuh-NAY muh vwar
[ruh-vuh-NAY muh vwar]
💬 Usage Tip: French has no "and" here. The verb of motion is followed directly by the other verb: Venez manger "Come and eat".
Phrase Breakdown
Revenez
[ruh-vuh-NAY]
come back
Polite imperative of 'revenir' (to come back).
Revenez demain, s'il vous plaît.
Come back tomorrow, please.
me
[muh]
me
Object pronoun meaning 'me', placed before the verb.
Tu peux me voir ?
Can you see me?
voir
[vwar]
see
To visit or meet someone.
Je vais voir un ami.
I am going to see a friend.
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