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How to Say ‘Have you watched’ in French

As-tu regardé

ah too ruh-gar-DAY

[ah too ruh-gar-DAY]

💬 Usage Tip: [As-tu regardé ?] uses the usual French pattern for "have you watched?": a form of [avoir] plus the past action word, here [regardé]. You can swap in other verbs the same way, like [As-tu vu ?] for "Have you seen?".

Phrase Breakdown

As

[ah]

have (you) (tu form)

« As » is the auxiliary “have” used to build the past tense (passé composé) with « regarder ». In a question with inversion: « As-tu… ? »

Example

As-tu regardé le dernier épisode ?

Have you watched the last episode?

tu

[too]

you (informal singular)

Informal “you”. Here it’s placed after the verb because of inversion in questions: « As-tu… ? »

Example

As-tu regardé ça, tu l’as aimé ?

Did you watch that—did you like it?

regardé

[ruh-gar-DAY]

watched

Past participle of « regarder ». With « as », it means “have watched / watched”. Often used for movies, series, anime episodes.

Example

As-tu regardé un anime ce week-end ?

Did you watch an anime this weekend?

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