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How to Say ‘Feel myself / feel’ in French

Me sens

muh sahn

[muh sahn]

💬 Usage Tip: With [se sentir], French includes the extra little word: [je me sens], literally [I feel myself]. The piece changes with the subject: [tu te sens], [il se sent], [nous nous sentons].

Phrase Breakdown

Me

[muh]

myself

Reflexive pronoun used with se sentir to express how you feel.

Example

Dans « je me sens », me montre que l'on parle de son propre ressenti.

In 'je me sens,' me shows that one is talking about one's own feeling.

sens

[sahn]

feel

From the verb se sentir, meaning to feel physically or emotionally.

Example

Après l'étirement, je sens plus d'espace dans le dos.

After the stretch, I feel more space in my back.

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