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French Phrase

J'ai reçu ma commande aujourd'hui.

/ʒe ʁə.sy ma kɔ.mɑ̃d‿o.ʒuʁ.dɥi/
Meaning"I received my order today."
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Meaning

I received my order today. The sentence tells the listener that a recent delivery has arrived, emphasizing the timing of the receipt.

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When to use

Use this phrase when confirming that a package, online purchase, or any ordered item has arrived, especially in conversations about shopping, deliveries, or customer service.

Grammar Breakdown

J'aireçumacommandeaujourd'hui

1

J' + ai (Passé composé)

The contraction J' combines "je" and the auxiliary verb "ai" (present of avoir) to form the passé composé.

2

reçu (Past participle)

"reçu" is the past participle of "recevoir"; with "avoir" it does not agree with the subject.

3

ma (Possessive adjective)

"ma" agrees in gender and number with the feminine noun "commande".

4

commande (Feminine noun)

"commande" means "order" or "purchase" and is feminine, hence "ma".

5

aujourd'hui (Adverb of time)

"aujourd'hui" means "today" and is placed at the end of the sentence for emphasis.

🗨In Conversation

A

Ta commande est arrivée ?

Did your order arrive?

Oui, j'ai reçu ma commande aujourd'hui.

Yes, I received my order today.

B

Common Mistakes

  • J'ai reçu mon commande aujourd'hui.

    "Commande" is feminine, so the possessive must be "ma", not "mon".

  • J'ai reçus ma commande aujourd'hui.

    With the auxiliary "avoir", the past participle does not agree with the subject; use "reçu".

  • J'ai reçu ma commande le aujourd'hui.

    Do not add an article before "aujourd'hui"; it is an adverb, not a noun.

Alternatives

  • Ma commande est arrivée aujourd'hui.

    My order arrived today.

  • J'ai reçu mon colis aujourd'hui.

    I received my parcel today.

  • Je viens de recevoir ma commande.

    I just received my order.

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Cultural Tip

In French, the passé composé is the go‑to past tense for completed actions that have relevance to the present, such as a delivery you just got. Remember that "aujourd'hui" is an adverb and stays unchanged; it never takes an article. Also, the past participle "reçu" does not agree with the direct object because the auxiliary is "avoir" and the object follows the verb.