Vraiment (en. Really)

[vʁɛ.mɑ̃]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

adverb

Expresses an assertion or intensity.

I am really tired today.

Je suis vraiment fatigué aujourd'hui.

Used to reinforce a statement.

It's really incredible what you've done!

C'est vraiment incroyable ce que tu as fait !

Indicates that something is true or authentic.

There's really no reason to worry.

Il n'y a vraiment pas de quoi s'inquiéter.

From Old French 'vraiemet', derived from 'vrai' and the suffix '-ment'.

really not

To express emphatic negation.

vraiment pas

you really talk!

To indicate that something seems incredible or hard to believe.

tu parles vraiment !

I don't really know

To express hesitation or doubt.

je ne sais pas vraiment

true

That which conforms to reality.

vrai

real

That which actually exists, which is tangible.

réel

authentic

That which is genuine, without counterfeiting.

authentique

Sincerely

It is sincerely the best movie I've ever seen.

C'est sincèrement le meilleur film que j'ai vu.

Too true

It's too true, I can't believe that happened.

C'est trop vrai, je ne peux pas croire que ça se soit produit.