You’re asking for the meaning and likely translation of the French lines:
- j'irai
- où
- tu
- iras
Direct translation and explanation:
- j'irai: “I will go” or “I shall go.” It is the first-person singular future tense of aller (to go).
- où: “where.” A relative/interrogative pronoun used to indicate location.
- tu: “you” (informal singular subject pronoun).
- iras: “will go” or “shall go.” It is the second-person singular future tense of aller.
Putting them together in typical sentence order:
- “j’irai où tu iras” translates to “I will go where you go.” This is a common line found in the Céline Dion and Jean-Jacques Goldman song of the same title, and it conveys a commitment to follow someone wherever they choose to go.
If you’d like, I can provide:
- a fuller phrase-by-phrase breakdown of the song’s chorus.
- a pronunciation guide for each word.
- equivalent expressions in English or another language for comparison.
