French Phrase
Ça se réunit tous les mardis.
Meaning
The sentence tells you that a group, event, or activity gathers on a regular basis – specifically, each Tuesday. It’s a concise way to describe a recurring schedule.
When to use
Use this phrase when you want to inform someone about the regular meeting day of a club, team, class, or any recurring gathering. It works both in formal contexts (e.g., a committee) and informal ones (e.g., a group of friends).
✦Grammar Breakdown
Çaseréunittouslesmardis
Ça (demonstrative pronoun)
Informal way to say 'it' or 'that', used for ideas, events, or groups previously mentioned.
se réunir (pronominal verb)
Reflexive verb meaning 'to meet/gather'. Conjugated here in present 3rd person singular: se réunit.
tous les + plural noun
Expression of frequency meaning 'every'. 'Tous' must agree in number with the noun that follows.
🗨In Conversation
Quand est la prochaine réunion du club ?
When is the next club meeting?
Ça se réunit tous les mardis.
It meets every Tuesday.
✕Common Mistakes
Ça se réunit tout les mardis.
The adjective must agree in number; use 'tous les' for plural masculine nouns.
Ça réunit tous les mardis.
When the subject gathers itself, the verb must be reflexive: 'se réunir'.
Ça se réunit tous le mardis.
Do not add an extra article; the correct phrase is 'tous les mardis', not 'tous le mardis'.
↔Alternatives
Nous nous réunissons chaque mardi.
We meet each Tuesday.
La réunion a lieu chaque mardi.
The meeting takes place each Tuesday.
On se voit tous les mardis.
We see each other every Tuesday.
Cultural Tip
In French, both 'tous les' and 'chaque' can express regularity, but 'tous les' emphasizes that *all* Tuesdays are included. For informal groups, speakers often replace 'se réunir' with 'se voir' or 'se retrouver'. Remember that the reflexive form is required when the subject gathers itself; using the non‑reflexive 'réunir' would change the meaning to 'to bring together (someone else)'.