How to Say ‘Who could guide you’ in French
Qui pourraient vous orienter
kee poor-eh voo o-ree-ahn-teh
[kee poor-eh voo o-ree-ahn-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: In [qui pourraient vous orienter], [qui] means "who" and is followed directly by the verb: [qui peuvent aider], [qui travaillent ici]. You do not need an extra word for "they."
Phrase Breakdown
Qui
[kee]
Who
This word is used to refer to a person or people, often in questions or relative clauses.
Nous cherchons quelqu'un qui pourraient vous orienter.
We're looking for someone who could guide you.
pourraient
[poor-eh]
Could
This word is the conditional form of 'pouvoir', used to express a possibility or a polite request.
Nous cherchons quelqu'un qui pourraient vous orienter.
We're looking for someone who could guide you.
vous
[voo]
You
This pronoun is used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Nous cherchons quelqu'un qui pourraient vous orienter.
We're looking for someone who could guide you.
orienter
[o-ree-ahn-teh]
To guide
This verb means to show someone the right direction or give advice on a particular course or method.
Nous cherchons quelqu'un qui pourraient vous orienter.
We're looking for someone who could guide you.
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