How to Say “My Soulmate” in French

Mon âme sœur
The English phrase "my soulmate" is translated into French as Mon âme sœur.
Mon âme sœur refers to a person seen as a perfect romantic partner or a spiritual match. While it is primarily used for romantic partners, it can also be used to describe a platonic kindred spirit or a best friend.

How does it change in a sentence?

Even if the speaker is female, the possessive adjective remains mon because âme begins with a vowel. This prevents the use of the feminine ma.

Did you know?

  • The word âme comes from the Latin 'anima', which is the same root used for the English word 'animal', reflecting the idea of a living, breathing being.
  • French writers sometimes use l'âme sœur in a metaphysical sense to describe a single soul that was split into two bodies at creation.
  • The term sœur in âme sœur is the exact same word used for a biological sister, making the phrase literally translate to 'my soul sister'.

Examples in context

  • Je suis tellement reconnaissant(e) d'avoir trouvé mon âme sœur.
    I am so grateful to have found my soulmate.
  • Après toutes ces années, j'ai enfin trouvé mon amour véritable.
    After all these years, I have finally found my true love.
  • Je ne peux pas imaginer ma vie sans toi, mon alter ego.
    I can't imagine my life without you, my alter ego.
  • Mon âme sœur est enfin arrivée.
    My soulmate has finally arrived.
  • Je crois que tu es mon âme sœur.
    I believe that you are my soulmate.
  • Elle est mon âme sœur pour la vie.
    She is my soulmate for life.

Example conversation

A couple is sitting in a cafe talking about their relationship.

  1. Nathan

    Léa, tu es mon âme sœur.
    Léa, you are my soulmate.
  2. Léa

    C'est très beau, Nathan.
    That is very beautiful, Nathan.
  3. Nathan

    Je t'aime de tout mon cœur.
    I love you with all my heart.
  4. Léa

    Et moi aussi, mon amour.
    And me too, my love.

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