I call you in French 🇫🇷

je t’appelle info.

**Tips to remember “je t’appelle”:**
– “Je” means “I” in French, just like “j” is a part of “I” in the alphabet.
– “Appelle” comes from the verb “appeler,” which means “to call.” You can think of an “apple” ringing like a phone to remember the sound of “appelle.”
– The “t'” before “appelle” is a contraction of “te,” which is the direct object pronoun meaning “you” in the familiar form. Imagine yourself handing a telephone (t’) to someone when you are calling them.

**Explanations:**
– “Je t’appelle” translates to “I call you” in English.
– It is a phrase in the present indicative tense.
– The verb form “appelle” is the first-person singular of “appeler” in the present tense.
– “T'” is a direct object pronoun that is abbreviated before a vowel or mute ‘h’.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**
– “Je te téléphone” (I phone you).
– “Je te contacte” (I contact you).

**Conjugations of “appeler”:**
– Present: j’appelle, tu appelles, il/elle appelle, nous appelons, vous appelez, ils/elles appellent.
– Past simple (passé simple): j’appelai, tu appelas, il/elle appela, nous appelâmes, vous appelâtes, ils/elles appelèrent.
– Imperfect (imparfait): j’appelais, tu appelais, il/elle appelait, nous appelions, vous appeliez, ils/elles appelaient.
– Future simple: j’appellerai, tu appelleras, il/elle appellera, nous appellerons, vous appellerez, ils/elles appelleront.
– Past participle (used for compound tenses like passé composé): appelé.

**Examples of sentences:**
– Present: “Je t’appelle après le dîner.” (I will call you after dinner.)
– Future: “Je t’appellerai demain.” (I will call you tomorrow.)
– Passé composé: “Je t’ai appelé hier soir.” (I called you last night.)
– Imperfect: “Je t’appelais chaque jour quand j’étais en vacances.” (I used to call you every day when I was on vacation.)
– Conditional: “Je t’appellerais si j’avais ton numéro.” (I would call you if I had your number.)

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