How to Say “Welcome to My Presentation” in French

Bienvenue à ma présentation
Bienvenue à ma présentation is the French way to say "welcome to my presentation".
This phrase is a greeting used to introduce a talk or a slideshow to an audience.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of Bienvenue (welcome), à (to), ma (my, feminine singular) and présentation (presentation).

Which one should you use?

If you were welcoming someone to a masculine noun like discours (speech), you would say Bienvenue à mon discours instead of ma présentation.

How does it change in a sentence?

In this phrase, Bienvenue is used as an interjection, which is why it retains the feminine form regardless of the gender of the speaker.

Did you know?

  • If you were in Quebec, you might hear someone say 'Bienvenue' as a response to 'Merci', a usage heavily influenced by the English 'you're welcome'.
  • French speakers often avoid using the word présentation in formal academic settings, preferring terms like exposé or communication.
  • While bienvenue is used as a greeting in this phrase, the word bienvenu without the final 'e' is used as an adjective to describe a person who is welcome.

Examples in context

  • Bienvenue à ma présentation, je m'appelle Jean.
    Welcome to my presentation, my name is Jean.
  • Bienvenue à ma présentation sur l'art moderne.
    Welcome to my presentation on modern art.
  • Bienvenue à ma présentation, tout le monde !
    Welcome to my presentation, everyone!

Example conversation

Manon starts her project presentation in class.

  1. Manon

    Bonjour Gabriel, bienvenue à ma présentation.
    Hello Gabriel, welcome to my presentation.
  2. Gabriel

    Merci Manon, je t'écoute.
    Thanks Manon, I'm listening.
  3. Manon

    Je vais parler de l'histoire de l'art.
    I am going to talk about art history.
  4. Gabriel

    C'est un sujet passionnant !
    That is a fascinating subject!

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