How to Say βYou'll seeβ in French
Vous allez voir
voo ah-lay vwahr
[voo ah-lay vwahr]
π¬ Usage Tip: [Aller + verb] is the everyday way to say "going to" do something, and it often covers English "will" too. So [vous allez voir] can mean "you're going to see" or more naturally "you'll see."
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
You
Second person plural pronoun, formal second person singular.
Vous allez comprendre.
You will understand.
allez
[ah-lay]
Go
Second person plural form of 'to go'.
Allez-vous gagner ?
Are you going to win?
voir
[vwahr]
To see
To perceive with the eyes.
Vous allez voir le film.
You are going to see the movie.
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