I mean in French 🇫🇷

vouloir dire

je veux dire = I mean
tu veux dire = you mean
il veut dire = he means
elle veut dire = she means
nous voulons dire = we mean
vous voulez dire = you mean
ils veulent dire = they mean
elles veulent dire = they mean

8 months ago

je veux dire info.

Tips to remember the French word: “Je veux dire” can be remembered by breaking it down into its individual parts. “Je” means “I,” “veux” means “want,” and “dire” means “to say.” So, “je veux dire” translates to “I want to say.”

Explanations: “Je veux dire” is used in French to explicitly state or clarify what you mean or want to say. It is commonly used when you want to explain or elaborate on something that you have just mentioned.

Other words that mean the same thing: Some synonyms of “je veux dire” include “je veux préciser” (I want to specify) and “je veux expliquer” (I want to explain).

Conjugations:
– Present tense: je dis (I say), tu dis (you say), il/elle dit (he/she says), nous disons (we say), vous dites (you say), ils/elles disent (they say)

Examples of sentences that use “je veux dire”:
1. Je veux dire que je ne peux pas venir demain. (I mean I cannot come tomorrow.)
2. Ce chien est très obéissant, je veux dire qu’il sait faire plein de tours. (This dog is very obedient, I mean it can do lots of tricks.)
3. Je trouve ce livre ennuyeux, je veux dire que l’histoire ne m’intéresse pas du tout. (I find this book boring, I mean I am not interested in the story at all.)

Note: “Je veux dire” is an infinitive phrase and does not change based on tenses or subjects. However, the verb “dire” conjugates according to the subject and tense of the sentence.

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