How to say "i'm away until the end of the week." in French?
In French "i'm away until the end of the week." translates to Je suis en déplacement jusqu'à la fin de la semaine.
Transliteration: juh swee(z) ahn dey-plahs-mon zhew-ska lah fahn duh lah suh-man
🇫🇷 Je suis en déplacement jusqu'à la fin de la semaine. Je vous rappellerai lundi.
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🇺🇸 I'm away until the end of the week. I'll call you back on Monday.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to say "i'm away until the end of the week." in French?
You can use the word "Je suis en déplacement jusqu'à la fin de la semaine." which translates to "I'm away until the end of the week.".
How to pronounce "Je suis en déplacement jusqu'à la fin de la semaine." (i'm away until the end of the week.) in French?
The word "Je suis en déplacement jusqu'à la fin de la semaine." is pronounced as "juh swee(z) ahn dey-plahs-mon zhew-ska lah fahn duh lah suh-man".
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