No. 10,631 in French

me

"Me" in French means "myself" or "me" (direct object pronoun).

In a sentence

Elle me parle tous les jours.
She talks to me every day.
Here, 'me' is used as a dative pronoun, indicating the receiver of the action of speaking.
Il me voit de loin.
He sees me from afar.
In this sentence, 'me' is an accusative pronoun, representing the object of the verb 'voit' (sees).
Cela me fait sourire.
That makes me smile.
Here, 'me' functions as an indirect object pronoun, indicating who is affected by the action of causing to smile.

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