How do you say "Tomorrow, I can come pick you up." in French?

"Tomorrow, I can come pick you up." in French is "Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.’ in French

Q: What does "Demain, je peux venir vous chercher." mean in English?

"Demain, je peux venir vous chercher." means "Tomorrow, I can come pick you up." in English. Usage tip: [Vous chercher] means "pick you up," not just "look for you," when the situation is transport. French often uses [venir + person + chercher] for this: [je viens vous chercher à 8 heures].

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

duh-MAN zhuh puh vuh-NEER voo sher-SHAY

[duh-MAN zhuh puh vuh-NEER voo sher-SHAY]

💬 Usage Tip: [Vous chercher] means "pick you up," not just "look for you," when the situation is transport. French often uses [venir + person + chercher] for this: [je viens vous chercher à 8 heures].

Phrase Breakdown

Demain

[duh-MAN]

tomorrow

Sets the action for the next day.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

Je peux venir vous chercher

zhuh puh vuh-NEER voo sher-SHAY

I can come and pick you up

Common phrase used to offer to pick someone up by car or on the way.

Example

Je peux venir te chercher à 18h.

I can come pick you up at 6 p.m.

Words in this phrase

[zhuh]

Subject pronoun for the speaker.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

peux

[puh]

can

Expresses ability or willingness to do something.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

venir

[vuh-NEER]

come

Indicates movement toward the other person or place.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

vous

[voo]

you

Polite or plural object pronoun.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

chercher

[sher-SHAY]

pick up

Here it means to come get someone by car or in person.

Example

Demain, je peux venir vous chercher.

Tomorrow, I can come pick you up.

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