David Issokson

Learn how to use lui in French to mean him, to him, or to her. Includes clear examples, pronunciation, and explanations of indirect object and stressed pronouns.

“Je suis” means “I am” in French. Learn how to use je suis naturally in everyday conversation with pronunciation, real-life example sentences, common mistakes, and native audio.

See also:👉 Savoir — meaning, pronunciation, and examples »👉 Savoir verb conjugation charts »👉 Je ne sais quoi » Je ne sais pas meaning In French, the meaning of “Je ne sais pas” (pronounced juh nun say pah) is “I don’t know”. Slang variations of “Je ne sais pas” include “Je sais pas”, “J’sais pas”…

French relative pronouns connect ideas and help avoid repetition. This guide explains qui, que, dont, où, and lequel with simple explanations, charts, and examples.

French object pronouns help you replace nouns and speak more naturally in French. In this lesson, French teacher David Issokson explains direct and indirect object pronouns, plus how to use y and en with clear rules and real examples.