T’en (en. You)

/tɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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pronoun

Used to talk about possession or an action related to the person you are addressing.

You need it to finish this project.

T’en as besoin pour finir ce projet.

To evoke a reaction or feeling related to the person.

You're overthinking things with all these worries.

T’en fais trop avec toutes ces inquiétudes.

To use when referring to what the other possesses or experiences.

It's important that you talk about it.

C'est important que t’en parles.

Origin of t’en: contraction of 'tu' and 'en'.

Don't worry.

Don't worry about it.

T’en fais pas

You've got plenty.

You've had enough.

T’en as largement

You know a lot.

You're well-informed.

T’en sais long

you

Personal subject pronoun of the second person singular.

Pronoun that replaces a complement introduced by 'de'.

Familiar expression meaning 'you have'.

Are you fed up?

T’en as marre ?

Used in a casual sense to mean 'you don't need to worry'.

Come on, don't worry, it'll be fine.

Allez, t’en fais pas, ça ira.