Are you interested in learning French? It’s a beautiful language that can take you places, both literally and figuratively. In this blog post, we’ll explore 9 ways to use the verb “sortir” in French, to help you get by in any situation.
- On est sorti(e)s hier soir
We went out last night - Je sors avec …
I am dating - Tu as sorti les poubelles?
Did you take out the trash? - Sors d’ici!
Get out of here! - Ils ont sorti leur nouvel album
They released their new album - On devrait sortir, il fait beau
we should go out, it’s nice outside - Je m’en suis bien sorti(e)
I pulled through pretty well - Il est sorti de sa chambre
He left her/his room - Je vais sortir le chien
I’m going to walk the dog
CONJUGAISON
Present tense:
Je (I) sors
Tu (you) sors
Il, elle, on (he, she, we) sort
Nous (we) sortons
Vous (you plural/singular formal)sortez
Ils, elles (they masculin, feminine) sortent
DID YOU KNOW?
“-ir” verbs with identical conjugations include: “partir” (to leave), “sentir” (to smell), “servir” (to serve), “mentir” (to lie)
