Maybe and almost there in French

When to use it: Use this to say you are on your way.

It means you are coming, not already at the door.

Say it: Je drops its e, so you hear j'arrive.

When to use it: Say this when you have left and are travelling.

En route is one piece for being on the way.

Say it: The en in en route is a nasal sound.

When to use it: Say this when you are not early and not late.

À l'heure is one piece for being on time.

Say it: The h in heure is silent, so it is l'heure.

When to use it: Say this when you are late by five minutes.

Put the number after j'ai, then minutes de retard.

Say it: The vowel in cinq is nasal.

When to use it: Say this when a plan might still work.

This is a maybe, not a sure yes.

Say it: The t in peut stays silent before marcher.

When to use it: Say this when the moment for something has passed.

Trop tard means too late, not a little late.

Say it: The p in trop is silent.