French Phrase
J'aimerais en discuter davantage.
Meaning
Literally, “I would like to discuss it further.” It conveys a polite desire to continue a conversation or go deeper into a topic, often used in professional or courteous settings.
When to use
Use this phrase after an initial exchange when you want to suggest a more detailed discussion—whether in a meeting, a classroom, or a casual chat where you’re showing interest without sounding demanding.
✦Grammar Breakdown
J'aimeraisendiscuterdavantage
Conditional of aimer
The conditional of *aimer* (j'aimerais) is used to make polite requests or express wishes, similar to “I would like…”.
Pronoun *en*
*En* replaces a complement introduced by *de* (e.g., *de cela*) and is placed before the infinitive.
Infinitive *discuter*
*Discuter* means “to discuss”. After a modal or conditional, it stays in the infinitive.
Adverb *davantage*
*Davantage* means “more” or “further” and is more formal than *plus*.
🗨In Conversation
J'aimerais en discuter davantage.
I’d like to discuss it further.
Bien sûr, prenons un moment pour approfondir le sujet.
Sure, let’s take a moment to go deeper into the subject.
✕Common Mistakes
Je veux en discuter davantage.
Using *je veux* is too direct; the conditional *j'aimerais* is more polite.
J'aimerais discuter davantage.
Missing the pronoun *en*; the sentence becomes vague because the object is omitted.
J'aimerais en discuter plus.
*Plus* is acceptable but less formal; *davantage* is preferred in professional settings.
↔Alternatives
Je souhaiterais en parler plus en détail.
I would like to talk about it in more detail.
J’aimerais approfondir ce sujet.
I’d like to deepen this subject.
Pouvons‑nous en discuter davantage ?
Can we discuss it further?
Cultural Tip
In French, the conditional is a key politeness tool; using *j'aimerais* softens the request. The pronoun *en* avoids repetition and is mandatory after *discuter* when the object is introduced by *de*. *Davantage* sounds more formal than *plus*, making the phrase suitable for business or academic contexts.

