How to Say "With Me" in French

avec moi

The English phrase "with me" is translated into French as avec moi.

The phrase is used to indicate that someone or something is in the company of the speaker.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of the preposition avec (with) and the stressed pronoun moi (me).

To say "with you" in an informal context, replace moi with toi.

French speakers use avec moi to indicate both physical company and conceptual agreement, such as when asking if someone is following a complex explanation.
The word avec is actually a combination of the Latin words for 'near' and 'this', meaning 'with this'.
While most modern French speakers use avec, older regional dialects in Western France like Normandy can still preserve the ancient word od for 'with'.

Il est avec moi.
He's with me.
This sentence is useful for showing how to state that someone is in your company using avec moi.
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Tu viens avec moi.
You're coming with me.
This sentence is useful for expressing that someone is accompanying you using avec moi.
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Qui est avec moi ?
Who's with me?
This sentence is useful for asking who is currently in your company using avec moi.
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Venez avec moi.
Come with me.
Veuillez venir avec moi à la réunion.
Please come with me to the meeting.
Je vous invite à passer la soirée en ma compagnie.
I invite you to spend the evening with me.
Viens avec moi au cinéma.
Come with me to the movies.
Avec moi, tu vas passer un bon moment.
With me, you'll have a good time.
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