S'

if, oneself, himself, herself, itself

s i → si
conjunction Rare #52,698
if
FR: Si tu veux, on peut partir maintenant.
EN: If you want, we can leave now.

"S'il pleut le jour de l'Ascension tout s'en va en perdition."

If it rains on Ascension Day, everything goes to ruin.

— Jean de Florette (1986)

Non, S'il vous plaît, ne me laissez pas.

No, please don't leave me.

"S'il m'arrache à cet imbécile, quoi qu'il me fasse, je resterai avec lui".

“If he saves me from that idiot, I’ll stay with him no matter what he does to me.”

— Rashōmon (1950)

pronoun · 3rd-person Rare #52,699
oneself, himself, herself, itself A reflexive pronoun: it refers back to the subject. Before a vowel or silent h, it becomes s'.
FR: Elle se prépare pour l'école.
EN: She gets herself ready for school.
each other, one another Used with a plural subject when people do something to one another.
FR: Ils se regardent.
EN: They look at each other.
(forms a passive or general meaning) With some verbs, se can mean that something happens or is done without naming who does it.
FR: Ce livre se vend bien.
EN: This book sells well.

Pensez-vous que Dieu va S'en souvenir ?

Do you think God will remember it?

— Thirst, ceci est mon sang (2009)

"S'amuser", "bonheur", "vivre".

“To have fun,” “happiness,” “to live.”

— Toni Erdmann (2016)

"S'incliner n'est pas perdre."

Bowing down is not losing.

— The Grandmaster (2013)

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