How to Say ‘I can come by’ in French
Je peux passer
zhuh puh pah-say
[zhuh puh pah-say]
💬 Usage Tip: [Passer] often covers both "come by" and "go by" in French, so [Je peux passer] is a normal way to offer a visit. You can reuse it with times: [Je peux passer demain matin.]
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
Subject pronoun for the speaker.
Je peux être là à 15 heures.
I can be there at 3 p.m.
peux
[puh]
can
Expresses ability or availability.
Je peux vérifier le problème rapidement.
I can check the problem quickly.
passer
[pah-say]
come by / stop by
Means to visit briefly, often for practical reasons.
Je vais passer chez vous cet après-midi.
I will stop by your place this afternoon.
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