How to Say ‘Count’ in French
Comptez
kohn-teh
[kohn-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Comptez] is the [vous] form, so it can mean "count" to several people or to one person in a formal way. With one friend, you would say [compte sur moi].
Phrase Breakdown
Comptez
[kohn-teh]
Count
To determine the total number of items in a set.
Comptez les soldats présents sur le terrain.
Count the soldiers present on the field.
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