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"me (for emphasis)" in French

moi
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Summary

The French translation for “me (for emphasis)” is moi.

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Recording English French Learn
me me
you (singular, for emphasis) toi
you (singular polite form and plural) vous
you (singular) tu

Examples of "me" in use

There are 30 examples of the French word for "me" being used:
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May I introduce Miss Courtois to you. Permettez-moi de vous présenter Mademoiselle Courtois.
teach me apprenez-moi
Give me the domino, please. Donne-moi le domino, s’il te plaît.
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? Miroir mon beau miroir, dis-moi qui est la plus belle !
Fine, and wake me tomorrow at seven. C’est ça, et réveillez-moi demain à sept heures.
For me, the weekend, is complete rest. Pour moi, le weekend, c’est la détente totale.
I do not like Music but I adore computer courses because I love technology. Moi, je n’aime pas la musique mais j’adore l’informatique parce que j’aime la technologie.
sorry for being late (informal) excuse-moi pour le retard
Would you like to have dinner with me this evening? Voulez-vous dîner avec moi ce soir ?
Please take the ladle and serve me a soup. Prends la louche et sers-moi une soupe s’il te plaît.

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"me (for emphasis)" Practice (29)
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Christine is fourteen years old and Marie is fifteen years old, like me.,
Do you want to sleep with me?,
Excuse me, I’m in a hurry.,
Excuse me.,
Fine, and wake me tomorrow at seven.,
Follow me madam.,
For me, the weekend is music.,
For me, the weekend, is complete rest.,
Give me the domino, please.,
I do not like Music but I adore computer courses because I love technology.,
I swear it’s not me who ate all the cake!,
It’s me.,
May I introduce Miss Courtois to you.,
May I introduce Mr. Lelong to you.,
May I introduce Mrs Durand to you.,
May I introduce my brother to you.,
May I introduce my friend to you!,
May I introduce my sister to you.,
May I introduce my son to you,
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?
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