How to Say ‘Of your company’ in French
De votre entreprise
duh votr on-truh-preez
[duh votr on-truh-preez]
💬 Usage Tip: [Votre] means '[your]' for one person in polite French or for more than one person. At networking events it is usually the polite singular.
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
Of your company
Used to talk about something belonging to or related to a business entity.
Quel est le programme de développement durable de votre entreprise ?
What is the sustainability program of your company?
votre
[votr]
Your
Possessive pronoun referring to something that belongs to 'you'.
Comment se passe l'intégration des nouveaux employés dans votre entreprise ?
How is the integration of new employees at your company?
entreprise
[on-truh-preez]
Company
A business organization selling goods or services.
L'innovation est au cœur de votre entreprise.
Innovation is at the heart of your company.
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