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French Phrase

Ma présentation parle de...

/ma pʁe.zɑ̃.ta.sjɔ̃ paʁl də/
Meaning"My presentation is about..."
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Meaning

Literally, “My presentation talks about…”. It is the standard way in French to introduce the theme of a talk, report, or slide deck, signalling to the audience what will be covered.

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When to use

Use this sentence at the beginning of a school project, a business meeting, a conference talk, or any situation where you need to announce the subject of a structured oral presentation.

Grammar Breakdown

Maprésentationparlede...

1

Ma

Possessive adjective agreeing in gender and number with the noun it modifies (feminine singular).

2

présentation

Feminine noun meaning 'presentation' or 'talk'.

3

parle

Third‑person singular present of the verb *parler*; used here to state the subject’s content.

4

de

Preposition introducing the topic; *parler de* = 'to talk about'.

5

...

Ellipsis marks the place where you insert the specific subject of your talk.

🗨In Conversation

A

Ma présentation parle de la transition énergétique en Europe.

My presentation is about the energy transition in Europe.

Intéressant ! Quels sont les principaux défis que vous avez identifiés ?

Interesting! What are the main challenges you identified?

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Common Mistakes

  • Ma présentation parle à la transition énergétique.

    Use *parle de* to indicate the topic; *parle à* means ‘talk to’ someone.

  • Mon présentation parle de...

    The possessive must agree with the feminine noun *présentation*; use *ma*.

  • Ma présentation parle sur la transition énergétique.

    The correct preposition after *parler* is *de*, not *sur*.

Alternatives

  • Je vais parler de...

    I will talk about...

  • Mon exposé porte sur...

    My talk is about...

  • Le sujet de ma présentation est...

    The subject of my presentation is...

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Cultural Tip

In French, *présentation* is a neutral term suitable for both academic and professional settings. For a more formal academic context, you might prefer *exposé* or *intervention*. Also, avoid using *parler à* (talk to) when you mean *parler de* (talk about), as the preposition changes the meaning entirely.