II

unknown / not a standard French word, he, it

→ ii
pronoun Uncommon #18,157
unknown / not a standard French word Not a standard French word in modern French. Likely a typo or misreading (common intended forms: « il » = he/it, « ils » = they). Kept here as the literal string « ii » as requested.
FR: Dans le message, j’ai écrit « ii » par erreur.
EN: In the message, I wrote “ii” by mistake.

II reviendra.

He will come back.

II a disparu.

He disappeared.

II est parti.

He left.

II va bien.

He's fine.

II est malade.

He is sick.

II dort.

He is sleeping.

II rit.

He laughs.

II a dit quoi?

What did he say?

II est tard.

It's late.

II est mignon.

He is cute.

II souffle.

He blows.

II est .

He is here.

II s'appelle comment?

What's his name?

II y en a d'autres?

Are there others?

II a raison.

He is right.

II est à moi.

He is mine.

II a besoin de lunettes.

He needs glasses.

II est ?

Where is he?

II soupire.

He sighs.

II est ici.

He is here.

II faut que j'y aille.

I have to go.

pronoun · third masculine plural Rare #22,437
he, it Not a standard French spelling; this is likely a typo or OCR error for “il”.
FR: ii est ici.
EN: He is here.
Forms of il

II a tué mon fils!

He killed my son!

— Vivre ! (1994)

II faut faire quelque chose.

Something must be done.

II y a quelqu'un?

Is anyone there?

II n'en est pas question.

There is no question of that.

II faut que je te parle.

I need to talk to you.

II se passe quelque chose.

Something is happening.

II faut partir.

We must leave.

II y a quelque chose.

There is something.

II paraît que ce sera une soirée mémorable.

It seems that this will be a memorable evening.

II y a autre chose.

There is something else.

II faut que je vous parle.

I need to talk to you.

II faut qu'on parle.

We need to talk.

II peut marcher?

Can he walk?

— Vivre ! (1994)

II y a quatre ans et neuf mois.

Four years and nine months ago.

II faut y aller.

We have to go.

II s'est passé quelque chose?

Did something happen?