How to Say ‘You know how to flatter someone’ in French
Vous savez comment flatter quelqu'un
voo sa-vay koh-mohn flat-ay kelk uhn
[voo sa-vay koh-mohn flat-ay kelk uhn]
💬 Usage Tip: After [savoir], French often uses [comment] + the basic verb form: [vous savez comment flatter quelqu'un]. You can reuse that pattern easily: [Tu sais comment lui parler ?]
🇫🇷 In France: Using [vous] in a flirting context is polite and a bit more distant. In a bar, people may switch to [tu] fairly quickly once the vibe is mutual.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous savez
voo sa-vay
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
You
Refers to the second person pronoun.
Vous savez comment flatter quelqu'un sans effort.
You know how to flatter someone effortlessly.
savez
[sa-vay]
know
Have knowledge of.
Vous savez comment rendre une occasion spéciale.
You know how to make an occasion special.
comment
[koh-mohn]
how
In what manner or form.
Explique-moi comment tu fais cela.
Tell me how you do that.
flatter
[flat-ay]
to flatter
Speak in praise or admiration.
Flatter sans excès est un art.
Flattering without excess is an art.
Quelqu'un
kelk uhn
Words in this phrase
quelqu'
[kelk]
someone
Indicates an unspecified person.
Je veux rencontrer quelqu'un qui partage mes intérêts.
I want to meet someone who shares my interests.
un
[uhn]
one
Single item or individual.
C'est agréable de rencontrer un gentleman.
It's nice to meet a gentleman.
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