Pronoms /pʀɔnɔ̃/

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FRENCH ENGLISH
Sujet /syʒɛ/ Subject
they perform the action of the verb when it's clear who is being talked about
Je suis pressé. I'm in a hurry.
On peut essayer. We can try.
Nous non plus. Neither do/are we.
Tu te fous de moi ? Are you kidding me?
Vous êtes déçu /desy/ ? Are you disappointed?
Vous deux. Both of you.
Il exagère /ɛɡzaʒɛʀ/. He exaggerates.
Ils ont bien bossé. They did a good job.
Elle vient de France. She comes from France.
Elles peuvent t'entendre. They can hear you.
je changes to j’ in front of words beginning with a vowel, most words beginning with h, and the French word y.
J'arrive tout de suite! I'll be right there!
Tu comprends ? / J'y suis. Do you understand? / Yes, I understand.
"J'y suis" indicates physical presence or understanding.
Tu es au travail ? / Oui, j'y suis. Are you at work? / Yes, I am.
T'es arrivé au restaurant ? / Oui, j'y suis. Did you arrive at the restaurant? / Yes, I am here.
T'es enfin à Paris ? / Oui, j'y suis. Are you finally in Paris? / Yes, I am here.
Tu vois ce que je veux dire ? / J'y suis. Do you see what I mean? / Yes, I understand.
"J'y vais." means that you are about to leave or take action towards a specified or understood destination or task.
Tu pars déjà ? / Oui, j'y vais. Are you leaving already / Yes, I am.
Tu vas chez Costco maintenant ? / Oui, j'y vais. Are you going to Costco now? / Yes, I am.
On va au café ? / D'accord, j'y vais. Shall we go to the cafe? / Okay, I am going.
Tu peux aller me chercher la cocotte-minute ? / Oui, j'y vais. Can you go and get me the pressure cooker? / Yes, I can.
Tu vas cuisiner ? / Oui, j'y vais tout de suite. Are you going to cook? / Yes, I am right now.
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