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"am (1st person singular)" in French

suis
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Summary

The French translation for “am (1st person singular)” is suis.

Pronounced the same

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follow; am following suis

Examples of "am" in use

There are 71 examples of the French word for "am" being used:
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I think I’m sick, I can’t stop coughing. Je pense que je suis malade, je n’arrête pas de tousser.
I am from Liege, which is a small town in Belgium. Je suis de Liège, qui est une petite ville de Belgique.
I’m very sad to hear that. Je suis très triste d’entendre ça.
I am married... I got married in Belgium with a woman I knew from Russia. Je suis marié ... Je me suis marié en Belgique avec une femme que j’ai connue en Russie.
I’m normal. Je suis normal.
I’m Charlie. Je suis Charlie.
I’m lucky. Je suis veinard.
I am Austrian. Je suis autrichien.
When I’m happy, I smile. Quand je suis content, je souris.
I’m not paid to do that. Je ne suis pas payé pour faire cela.

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and I’m an IT guy,
Excuse me, I’m in a hurry.,
I am,
I am a secretary.,
I am a translator.,
I am American.,
I am Austrian.,
I am behind the armchair.,
I am behind the table.,
I am Chinese.,
I am English.,
I am English. (female speaker),
I am from Liege, which is a small town in Belgium.,
I am German.,
I am happy to be at the cafe.,
I am happy to be here.,
I am happy to be in Paris.,
I am happy to be late.,
I am happy to be nearby here.,
I am happy to be with them.
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