How to Say ‘Told me’ in French
Me prévenir
muh pray-vuh-neer
[muh pray-vuh-neer]
💬 Usage Tip: With verbs like [prévenir], short object words usually come before the verb: [me prévenir] = "warn me / tell me beforehand." You'll see the same order in [me dire], [me prévenir], [vous informer].
Phrase Breakdown
Me
[muh]
Me
Refers to oneself.
Tu peux me dire.
You can tell me.
prévenir
[pray-vuh-neer]
to warn
To inform someone in advance about something.
Il faut me prévenir à l'avance.
You must warn me in advance.
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