How to Say ‘Since this morning’ in French
Depuis ce matin
duh-PWEE suh mah-TAN
[duh-PWEE suh mah-TAN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Depuis] with a time phrase means [since] or [for], depending on English: [depuis ce matin] = [since this morning], [depuis deux jours] = [for two days].
Phrase Breakdown
Depuis
[duh-PWEE]
since
Introduces when the situation started and continues until now.
Depuis ce matin, la douche est froide.
Since this morning, the shower has been cold.
Ce matin
suh mah-TAN
this morning
Time expression meaning earlier today in the morning.
Ce matin, il pleut.
This morning, it is raining.
Words in this phrase
ce
[suh]
this
Points to a specific time: this morning.
Depuis ce matin, ce problème continue.
Since this morning, this problem has continued.
matin
[mah-TAN]
morning
Part of the time expression this morning.
Depuis ce matin, matin précise quand la panne a commencé.
Since this morning, matin specifies when the breakdown started.
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