tu me manques

I miss you

Beginner Phrase
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Pronunciation

/ty mə mɑ̃k/

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Cultural Note

The French construction reverses the English perspective: literally 'you are missing to me.' The subject is the person missed, not the person feeling the absence. This grammatical inversion reflects a beautiful philosophical difference — in French, the absent person is the active force.

📝 Example Sentences

Tu me manques tellement.

I miss you so much.

Tu me manques déjà et tu viens à peine de partir.

I miss you already and you've barely left.

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