moi étions

and I were

→ moi

phrase Common #6,237

and I were This exact combination is not normally used on its own. Moi is the stressed pronoun used for emphasis or after et; étions means were. In a sentence such as « Samson et moi étions… », it means “Samson and I were…”.

FR: Paul et moi étions très fatigués.

EN: Paul and I were very tired.