c'est lui qui m'a

he's the one who

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phrase Uncommon #21,019
he's the one who An emphatic way to identify a male person as the one who did something to or for the speaker. The phrase is normally followed by a past participle or another verb phrase, such as « C'est lui qui m'a attaqué » (“He's the one who attacked me”).
FR: C'est lui qui m'a aidé hier.
EN: He's the one who helped me yesterday.

C'est lui qui m'a engagé.

He was the one who hired me.

C'est lui qui m'a appris à voler.

He was the one who taught me to fly.

C'est lui qui m'a trouvé.

He was the one who found me.

Lévesque, c'est lui qui m'a ôté ça.

Lévesque, he's the one who took that away from me.

— Les Invasions barbares (2003)

C'est lui qui m'a sauvé.

He's the one who saved me.

— Kiki la petite sorcière (1989)

C'est lui qui m'a fait ça.

He's the one who did this to me.

C'est lui qui m'a trouvée.

He was the one who found me.

C'est lui qui m'a sauvée.

He’s the one who saved me.

— Akira (1988)

C'est pas ma faute, c'est lui qui m'a avalé.

It’s not my fault, he’s the one who swallowed me.

— Pinocchio (2019)

Enfin je ne l'ai pas perdu, c'est lui qui m'a perdu.

In the end, I didn’t lose him; he’s the one who lost me.

— Chute libre (1993)

C'est lui qui m'a attaqué.

He was the one who attacked me.

C'est lui qui m'a aidé.

He’s the one who helped me.

C'est lui qui m'a tiré dessus.

He's the one who shot me.

C'est lui qui m'a pratiquement élevé.

He's the one who practically raised me.

— Suzume (2022)