le frapper

to hit him/it

→ le

phrase Uncommon #13,119

to hit him/it The pronoun le means “him” or “it” and comes before the infinitive frapper. In the example sentences, the phrase also appears with conjugated forms of frapper, such as le frappe and le frappa.

FR: Je ne veux pas le frapper.

EN: I don't want to hit him.

C'était inutile de le frapper.

There was no need to hit him.

— Do the Right Thing (1989)

J'aurais aimé le frapper moi-même.

I would have liked to hit him myself.

— Atlantide, l'empire perdu (2001)

Je peux le frapper ?

Can I hit him?

— Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

Pourquoi est-ce que tu continues de le frapper ?

Why do you keep hitting him?

— The Chaser (2008)

Mais lorsque je vois son visage, ça me démange de le frapper.

But when I see his face, I itch to hit him.

— La strada (1954)

Je t'ai dit de pas le frapper.

I told you not to hit him.

— Memories of Murder (2003)

Je suis pas sur si je dois le frapper ou le baiser !

I'm not sure whether I should hit him or kiss him!

— L'Expérience (2001)

Je vais le frapper moi-même.

I’ll hit him myself.

— मुन्ना भाई एम बी बी एस (2003)

Il veut le frapper.

He wants to hit him.

On ne peut pas le frapper avec un marteau pour en finir.

You can't just hit him with a hammer to finish him off.

— Assurance sur la mort (1944)

Avant de le frapper, vous devez m'avertir.

Before hitting him, you must warn me.

— Adieu ma concubine (1993)

Pourquoi t'es allée le frapper ?

Why did you hit him?

— Dangal (2016)

Je vais probablement le frapper, vous savez.

I'll probably hit him, you know.

— Crime 101 (2026)

Je t'ai dit de pas le frapper !

I told you not to hit him!

— Memories of Murder (2003)

Faut pas le frapper.

Don't hit him.

— Léviathan (2014)

Lâchez-moi, je veux le frapper !

Let go of me, I want to hit him!

— Vivre ! (1994)