How to Say ‘I'm learning French’ in French
J'apprends le français
zhuh ah-pron luh frahn-seh
[zhuh ah-pron luh frahn-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: [J'] only appears joined to the next word before a vowel sound, as in [j'apprends]. The full form is [je], but you do not say [je apprends].
Phrase Breakdown
J'
[zhuh]
I
The person who is speaking or writing.
J'étudie le mathématiques.
I study mathematics.
apprends
[ah-pron]
learn
To gain knowledge or skills.
Tous les jours, j'apprends de nouvelles choses.
Every day, I learn new things.
le
[luh]
the
Used to specify a noun as something already known.
Il prépare le dîner.
He is preparing the dinner.
français
[frahn-seh]
French
Relating to France, its people, or language.
Ce livre est en français.
This book is in French.
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