“Me” in French

The word for “me” in French is usually me, but its form can change depending on how it's used in a sentence (subject, object, after a preposition, etc.).

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1. me – object pronoun (used before a verb)

Used when “me” is the direct or indirect object of the verb.

• Tu me vois ? – Do you see me?

• Elle me parle souvent. – She talks to me often.

• Il va me téléphoner. – He’s going to call me.

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2. m’ – shortened form before a vowel or silent “h”

• Il m’aime. – He loves me.

• Tu m’entends ? – Can you hear me?

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3. moi – stress pronoun (used for emphasis or after a preposition)

Used for emphasis, after prepositions, or when “me” stands alone.

• C’est moi. – It’s me.

• Moi, je préfère le thé. – Me, I prefer tea.

• Tu viens avec moi ? – Are you coming with me?

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Summary Table

English	French	Usage Example
me	me	Elle me regarde. – She looks at me.
me	m’	Il m’écoute. – He listens to me.
me	moi	C’est moi. – It’s me.

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10 usage examples with translations

1. Tu me comprends ?
   Do you understand me?

2. Elle m’attend devant la porte.
   She’s waiting for me at the door.

3. Donne-moi ça !
   Give me that!

4. Il m’a vu hier.
   He saw me yesterday.

5. Moi, j’aime le chocolat.
   Me, I love chocolate.

6. Tu veux venir avec moi ?
   Do you want to come with me?

7. Ils ne me connaissent pas.
   They don’t know me.

8. Il m’a écrit une lettre.
   He wrote me a letter.

9. Ne me dérange pas !
   Don’t bother me!

10. C’est moi qui ai gagné.
    It’s me who won.