How to Say ‘To meet him’ in French
Le rencontrer
luh rawn-kon-treh
[luh rawn-kon-treh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [le rencontrer], [le] means [him] before the verb: French puts object words before the action, where English often puts them after. You can reuse that pattern in [le voir] ([to see him]) or [la rencontrer] ([to meet her]).
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
him
Refers back to a male person or object mentioned.
J'aimerais le rencontrer dès que possible.
I would like to meet him as soon as possible.
rencontrer
[rawn-kon-treh]
meet
To come into the presence of someone for the first time.
J'aimerais le rencontrer pour discuter en personne.
I would like to meet him to discuss in person.
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