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How to Say ‘Pick me up’ in French

Me prendre

muh prahn-druh

[muh prahn-druh]

💬 Usage Tip: With movement verbs, French often uses a person word before the verb: [me prendre] literally works like "take me." You can swap the person: [nous prendre] = "pick us up."

Phrase Breakdown

Me

[muh]

Take me

A phrase requesting someone to transport you.

Example

Pouvez-vous me prendre devant l'hôtel?

Can you take me in front of the hotel?

prendre

[prahn-druh]

take

The action of carrying or conveying someone or something.

Example

Peux-tu prendre mes affaires aussi?

Can you take my things too?

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