rêve de moi
The English phrase "dream me" is translated into French as rêve de moi.
Did you know?
- While rêve de moi is poetic, a French speaker might use the phrase faire un rêve to describe the actual act of having a dream.
- The word rêve shares a common ancestor with the English word 'reverie', meaning a state of being lost in one's thoughts.
- Despite being standard French, the word moi has regional variations like moè in Picard or mei in Norman.
Examples in context
- Rêve de moi cette nuit!Dream me tonight!
- Cette nuit, rêve de moi.Tonight, dream of me.
- S'il te plaît, rêve de moi.Please, dream of me.
Example conversation
Hugo and Manon are saying goodnight to each other over the phone.
- HugoBonne nuit, Manon.Goodnight, Manon.
- ManonBonne nuit, Hugo. Rêve de moi !Goodnight, Hugo. Dream of me!
- HugoJe le ferai, c'est promis.I will, I promise.
- ManonÀ demain.See you tomorrow.
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries de, moi, rêve, CC BY-SA 4.0.
