How to Say “N” in French

By Wendy Beverley • Updated September 30, 2026

n

/ɛn/

n is a French phrase.

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In French grammar, 'n' is often the first letter of the negation particle ne, which is frequently dropped in casual speech.

Examples in context

Où est Nîmes ?
Where is Nîmes?
This sentence shows how to ask about the location of n.
Tatoeba #2521150 by Micsmithel, translation #2521148 by CN
Tom va à Nîmes demain.
Tom is going to Nîmes tomorrow.
This sentence shows how to express that someone is going to n tomorrow.
Tatoeba #2551656 by Amastan, translation #2551668 by CN
Je vais à Nîmes demain.
I'm going to Nîmes tomorrow.
This sentence shows how to express that you are going to n tomorrow.
Tatoeba #2521135 by Aiji, translation #2521139 by CN
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Example conversation

Lucas and Emma are planning a trip.

Lucas

Tu veux aller à Nîmes ?
Do you want to go to Nîmes?
Emma

Oui, j'adore Nîmes !
Yes, I love Nîmes!
Lucas

On y va quand ?
When are we going there?
Emma

Partons pour Nîmes samedi.
Let's leave for Nîmes on Saturday.

Sources

Pronunciation from the Wiktionary entry N.
Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.

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Wendy Beverley

Bonjour, je suis Wendy, a true Francophile! I'm constantly perfecting my knowledge of la langue de l'amour and sharing my linguistic discoveries with you is one of my favorite pastimes. Dissecting idiomatic expressions, exploring varied phrases, to diving into mouthwatering French gastronomy terms like 'croissant' et 'quiche lorraine', je m'amuse! When I'm not indulging in my love for writing and languages, you'll often find me in my favorite bistro, savoring a 'baguette' while engrossed in the world of Marvel superheroes. Allow me to be your guide into the breathtaking world of the French language. À bientôt!

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