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On Means People in General So, still in this impersonal idea “on” may be translated as “people”. En général en France, on mange son hamburger avec une fourchette et un couteau. Usually in France, people eat their burger with a fork and a knife. Sur le pont d’Avignon, on y danse on y danse (famous French song) On the Avignon bridge, people dance, people danc

On Versus Nous “On” is used all the time in modern French. Not only in slang French, not only by French teenagers… I’m 44, and I use “on” all the time (see the paragraph below when I answer the question: “should French students use on”?) “Nous” is nowadays mostly used in formal writing, or by French politicians and TV hosts, when you want to sound particularly “well educated” and are watching your language, and in formal situations. The rest of the time, we use “on”.

What Does On Mean in French? The French subject pronoun  “On” is not very easy to explain because it translates in many different ways in English. In today’s French “On” mostly means “we”, and if you have to remember one thing from this lesson, this is it: on means we, and it always takes a “il” verb form. However, “on”could also mean “one” (it’s the traditional translation for the French “on”), and in the right context, it may also mean “people”, “they” even “I, you, he or she…”. It is often used in French where English would prefer the use of a passive construction. The good news about “on” however is that you don’t have to use it. You can stick with “nous”  However if you want to understand the French when they speak, you need to understand “on”. So let’s take a closer look at “on”. On means We I know it’s unlikely that you learned this in school, because it is a relatively new thing. And it is informal French, modern French, stuff that school a...

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