M’en (en. Me)

/mɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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pronoun

Indicates an action or situation that concerns the speaker.

You need to talk to me about it before leaving.

Il faut que tu m’en parles avant de partir.

Used to ask for information or clarifications.

You know what I think about it.

Tu sais ce que j’en pense.

Expresses that the speaker has been affected by something.

It makes me feel good, I feel better for it.

Ça me fait du bien, je m’en sens mieux.

Derived from 'me' and 'en', merging to express an idea of possession or relationship.

I don't care.

It doesn’t matter to me.

m’en fiche

I'm leaving.

To leave or to go away from a place.

m’en aller

I suspect it.

To have suspicions or doubts about it.

m’en douter

Personal pronoun referring to the speaker.

Pronoun used to replace a complement introduced by 'de'.

Emphatic form of the personal pronoun 'I'.

moi

Not to care about something.

Honestly, I don't care.

Franchement, je m’en fous.

Expresses the act of leaving quickly.

Let's get out of here, I'm fed up.

On se tire, j’en ai marre.