How to Say ‘Me, the United States.’ in French
Moi, les États-Unis.
mwah leh ay-tah-zew-NEE
[mwah leh ay-tah-zew-NEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Moi goes at the front to mean "as for me" and sets you apart from the other person. Moi, le Brésil "Me, Brazil" works the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
Moi
[mwah]
me
The person speaking or writing.
Ils ont dîné chez moi.
They had dinner at my place.
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
États-Unis
[ay-tah-zew-NEE]
United States
The USA; plural noun used with 'les'.
Je vais aux États-Unis.
I am going to the United States.
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