j’
Notes
This abbreviated form is never pronounced on its own, so the actual pronunciation will depend on the word which follows.
Summary
The French translation for “I (before a vowel sound)” is j’. The French, j’, can be broken down into 1 parts:"I" (je).Examples of "I" in use
There are 21 examples of the French word for "I" being used:| Recording | English | French | Learn |
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| I have | j’ai |
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| I ... there; I ... it | j’y |
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| I like | j’aime |
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| I of it; I of them | j’en |
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| I live | j’habite |
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| I hope | j’espère |
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| I adore | j’adore |
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| I will arrive | j’arriverai |
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| I was | j’étais |
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| I listen | j’écoute |