How to Say ‘Did you have nice weather?’ in French
Vous avez eu beau temps?
voo av-ay uh bo tonh
[voo av-ay uh bo tonh]
💬 Usage Tip: For weather, French often uses [avoir] where English uses [be]. So [Vous avez eu beau temps ?] is literally [Did you have nice weather?]
🇫🇷 In France: This sounds like small talk after a trip, outing, or weekend. Asking about the weather is very normal and friendly in everyday conversation.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
You
Formal or plural 'you'.
Vous allez bien?
Are you doing well?
avez
[av-ay]
have
Second person plural 'to have'.
Vous avez raison.
You are right.
eu
[uh]
had
Past of 'to have'.
Vous avez eu des nouvelles.
You had news.
beau
[bo]
beautiful
Aesthetically pleasing.
Beau temps pour une promenade.
Beautiful weather for a walk.
temps
[tonh]
weather
Climate conditions at a certain time and place.
Quel temps fait-il?
What's the weather like?
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