J'ai vu ton profil sur une application de rencontres.
I saw your profile on a dating app.
Usage
Classic opening message on a dating app
Grammar Note
"ton" is the informal possessive; use "votre" in formal contexts
Tu veux qu'on se matche / qu'on se connecte ?
Would you like to match / connect?
Usage
Casual invitation to match on the app
Grammar Note
"qu'on" is a contraction of "que on"; followed by the subjunctive mood
Qu'est-ce que tu cherches sur cette appli ?
What are you looking for on this app?
Usage
Conversation opener to understand what someone wants on the app
Grammar Note
"appli" is a colloquial shortening of "application", widely used by younger speakers
Je suis nouveau ici — comment ça marche ?
I'm new here — how does it work?
Usage
Used when new to the app and asking how it works
Grammar Note
A female speaker uses "nouvelle"; "ça marche" literally means "it walks" but idiomatically "it works"
On peut se faire un appel vidéo avant de se rencontrer ?
Can we video chat before meeting?
Usage
Suggesting a video call before meeting in person for safety
Grammar Note
"avant de" + infinitive means "before doing something"
Où aimerais-tu qu'on se retrouve pour notre premier rendez-vous ?
Where would you like to meet for our first date?
Usage
Asking where to meet for the first date
Grammar Note
"rendez-vous" means a date or appointment; the word has been borrowed into English as well
J'ai adoré discuter avec toi — tu veux qu'on se voie ?
I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?
Usage
Casually suggesting to meet up after an enjoyable chat
Grammar Note
"qu'on se voie" uses the subjunctive mood in a noun clause
Tu as un super profil / de jolies photos !
You have a great profile / nice photos!
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile or photos
Grammar Note
"super" is an invariable colloquial intensifier; "jolies" is the feminine plural of "joli"
Je suis de passage pour une semaine — tu voudrais qu'on se rencontre ?
I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?
Usage
Letting someone know you're only visiting briefly while asking to meet
Grammar Note
"être de passage" is an idiom meaning to be passing through or visiting temporarily
Je crois qu'on est vraiment compatibles !
I think we're a good match!
Usage
Expressing that you feel you're compatible
Grammar Note
"je crois que" + indicative expresses belief/certainty; subjunctive is not used here
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