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French Love Phrases – Romantic Words And Vocabulary

French Love Phrases – Romantic Words And Vocabulary

French Love Phrases – Romantic Words And Vocabulary

Do you have a French honey that you’d like to snuggle up to? On this page you’ll find a rather complete list of French love phrases, vocabulary and expressions for love.

Romantic couple

This list includes phrases you can use when you’re on a date in France. We’ve purposely included everything in both masculine and feminine forms as these change depending on who’s speaking and to whom you’re speaking.

Basic dating expressions

  • Je t’aime! I love you!
  • Je l’aime beaucoup! I love him/her a lot!
  • Est-ce que tu m’aimes? Do you love me?
  • Je sais que tu m’aimes! I know you love me!
  • Pourquoi est-ce que tu ne m’aimes pas? Why don’t you love me?
  • Je t’adore! I adore you!
  • Tu es très beau! You are very handsome!
  • Tu es très belle! You are very beautiful!
  • Tu es très jolie! You are very pretty!
  • J’aime ton sourire! I love your smile!
  • Tu as de beaux yeux! You have beautiful eyes!
  • Je pense que tu es tres mignon! I think you’ve very cute (to a male)
  • Je pense que tu es tres mignonne! I think you’re very cute (to a female)
  • Prends moi dans tes bras! Hug me!
  • Embrasser To kiss
  • Embrasse-moi! Kiss me!
  • Embrasse-moi comme tu m’aimes! Kiss me like you love me!
  • Prends-moi la main! Take my hand!
  • J’ai envie de t’embrasser! I want to kiss you!
  • J’ai envie de faire l’amour avec toi. I want to make love to you!
  • Je pense à toi. I am thinking about you.
  • Je pense à toi sans cesse! I’m thinking about you nonstop!
  • Je pense à elle. I’m thinking about her.
  • Je pense à lui. I’m thinking about him.
  • Je ne peux pas vivre sans toi! I can’t live without you!
  • Je suis amoureux. (said by a man) I am in love.
  • Je suis amoureuse. (said by a woman) I am in love.
  • Tu est l’homme de mes rêves. You are the man of my dreams.
  • Tu est la femme de mes rêves. You are the woman of my dreams.
  • Tu es l’amour de ma vie. You are the love of my life.
  • Veux-tu m’épouser? Do you want to get married?
  • Je veux passer ma vie avec toi! I want to spend my life with you!
  • Tu me rends heureux! You make me happy (to a male)
  • Tu me rends heureuse! You make me happy (to a female)
  • Je suis fou de toi! I’m crazy about you! (said by a male)
  • Je suis folle de toi! I’m crazy about you! (said to a female)
  • J’ai envie de toi! I want you!
  • J’ai besoin de toi! I need you!

On a date, small talk

  • Je t’invite a boire un verre? Can I buy you a drink?
  • Je t’invite à boire un coup? Can I buy you a drink?
  • Je t’invite! My treat!
  • Tu me trouves comment? What do you think of me?
  • Je suis encore célibataire. I’m still single.
  • Est-ce que tu es célibataire? Are you single?
  • Est-ce que tu as un petit copain? Do you have a boyfriend?
  • Est-ce que tu as une petite copine? Do you have a girlfriend?
  • Est-ce que tu es marié(e)? Are you married?
  • Est-ce que tu veux sortir avec moi? Do you want to go out with me?
  • Est-ce que tu aimes cette musique? Do you like this music?
  • Est-ce que tu veux danser avec moi? Do you want to dance with me?
  • Tu dances bien! You dance well!
  • Je ne sais pas danser! I don’t know how to dance!
  • Est-ce que tu as des frères ou des soeurs? Do you have any siblings?
  • Qu’est-ce que tu aimes manger? What do you like to eat?
  • Où est-ce que tu travailles? Where do you work?
  • Où est-ce que tu habites? Where do you live?
  • Quels sont tes loisirs? What are your hobbies?
  • Tu habites dans la région depuis longtemps? Have you lived in the region for a while?
  • Je t’accompagne a la maison? Shall I bring you home?
  • Je t’invite chez moi! I’m inviting you to my place!
  • On passe la nuit ensemble? Shall we spend the night together?
  • On peut se revoir? Shall we see each other again?
  • J’aimerais te revoir. I’d like to see you again
  • Je te téléphone demain? Shall I call you tomorrow?

Rejections

  • Désolé(e), je suis déjà marié(e)! Sorry, I’m already married.
  • Désolé(e), j’ai déjà un petit copain. Sorry, I already have a boyfriend.
  • Désolé(e), j’ai déjà une petite copaine. Sorry, I already have a girlfriend.
  • Ma femme est là-bas! My wife is over there!
  • Mon mari est là-bas! My husband is over there!
  • Désolé(e), je n’ai plus envie! Sorry, I don’t want to anymore!
  • Je n’aime pas ton comportement! I don’t like your behavior!
  • Non! Je ne peux pas! No! I can’t!
  • Arrête! Stop!
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David Issokson is a lifelong language enthusiast. His head is swimming with words and sounds as he speaks over six languages. Of all the languages he speaks, he's the most passionate about French! David has helped hundreds of students to improve their French in his private online lessons. When procrastinating working on his site, FrenchLearner.com, David enjoys his time skiing and hiking in Teton Valley, Idaho.

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