We say in French 🇫🇷

nous disons info.

To remember the French word “disons,” you could use a mnemonic that relates phonetically to something familiar in English. “Disons” sounds somewhat similar to “dee-zone,” so you might imagine saying “we say” in the “dee-zone” (a made-up place where you speak French).

“Disons” comes from the verb “dire,” which means “to say” or “to tell.” It’s the first person plural present indicative form.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– déclarons (from “déclarer,” can mean “we declare”)
– affirmons (from “affirmer,” can mean “we affirm”)

“Dire” is an irregular verb, so its conjugations don’t follow a regular pattern. Here are the different conjugations for “dire”:

Indicative mood:
– Present: nous disons (we say)
– Imperfect: nous disions (we used to say)
– Future: nous dirons (we will say)
– Simple Past: nous dîmes (we said)
– Past Perfect: nous avons dit (we have said)
– Future Perfect: nous aurons dit (we will have said)

Subjunctive mood:
– Present Subjunctive: que nous disions (that we say)
– Past Subjunctive: que nous ayons dit (that we have said)

Imperative mood:
– (nous) disons! (let’s say!)

Conditional mood:
– Present Conditional: nous dirions (we would say)
– Past Conditional: nous aurions dit (we would have said)

Examples of sentences that use “disons”:
– Nous disons toujours la vérité. (We always tell the truth.)
– Disons que vous avez raison. (Let’s say that you are right.)
– Nous disons au revoir à nos amis. (We say goodbye to our friends.)

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