How do you say "And you?" in French?

"And you?" in French is "Et vous ?". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Et vous ?" mean in English?

"Et vous ?" means "And you?" in English.

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How to Say ‘And you?’ in French

Et vous ?

ay voo

[ay voo]

🇫🇷 In France: Using [vous] here keeps things polite, which fits talking to someone you do not know yet. In flirting, starting with [vous] is usually safer than jumping straight to [tu].

Phrase Breakdown

[ay]

and

Used to add on to a statement or question.

Example

Je mange une pomme "et" une banane.

I eat an apple 'and' a banana.

vous

[voo]

you

Referring to the person you are speaking to formally.

Example

"Et vous", comment allez-vous ?

'And you', how are you?

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