French Phrase
J'aime aussi les séries.
Meaning
Literally, 'I also like series.' It expresses that the speaker enjoys TV series in addition to other things they might have mentioned.
When to use
Use this sentence when you want to add your liking for TV series to a conversation, especially after someone has talked about their own interests or hobbies.
✦Grammar Breakdown
J'aimeaussilesséries
Contraction J'
When the verb starts with a vowel or mute 'h', 'je' contracts to 'j'' (e.g., j'aime).
Verb aimer (present)
'aimer' is a regular -er verb; 1st person singular present is 'aime'.
Adverb placement – aussi
'aussi' (also) is placed after the verb to modify the whole statement.
Definite article les
'les' is the plural definite article used before plural nouns, regardless of gender.
Noun séries
'série' is feminine; its plural is 'séries' and keeps the accent aigu on the first e.
🗨In Conversation
J'aime aussi les séries.
I also like series.
Moi aussi, j'adore les drames.
Me too, I love dramas.
✕Common Mistakes
Je aime les séries.
The pronoun 'je' contracts before a vowel; use 'j'aime'.
J'aime les séries aussi.
While grammatically possible, placing 'aussi' at the end can sound less natural in spoken French; prefer 'J'aime aussi les séries.'
J'aime aussi séries.
The plural noun needs the definite article 'les'.
↔Alternatives
J'aime les séries aussi.
I like series too.
J'apprécie aussi les séries.
I also appreciate series.
Je suis fan des séries.
I'm a fan of series.
Cultural Tip
In France, 'séries' usually refers to TV shows, especially those streamed on platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Canal+. Mentioning a specific series (e.g., 'Je regarde *Dix pour cent*') can make the conversation feel more natural. Avoid using 'séries' for movies; use 'films' instead.