How do you say "Did you see that shot?" in French?

"Did you see that shot?" in French is "Tu as vu ce tir ?". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Did you see that shot?’ in French

Q: What does "Tu as vu ce tir ?" mean in English?

"Tu as vu ce tir ?" means "Did you see that shot?" in English. Usage tip: In everyday speech, French often asks questions just by using a statement with rising voice: [Tu as vu ce tir ?]. You can reuse that pattern easily: [Tu as vu ce match ?]

Tu as vu ce tir ?

tew ah vew suh teer

[tew ah vew suh teer]

💬 Usage Tip: In everyday speech, French often asks questions just by using a statement with rising voice: [Tu as vu ce tir ?]. You can reuse that pattern easily: [Tu as vu ce match ?]

🇫🇷 In France: This sounds natural and conversational between friends or other fans. In a live match reaction, it feels much more spontaneous than a more formal question form.

Phrase Breakdown

Tu as vu

tew ah vew

Words in this phrase

[tew]

you

Informal singular you, used with friends during conversation.

Example

Tu as vu ce but magnifique ?

Did you see that magnificent goal?

[ah]

have

Auxiliary verb used here to form did you see / have you seen.

Example

Tu as vu le ralenti ?

Did you see the replay?

[vew]

seen

Past participle meaning seen in the expression tu as vu.

Example

Tu as vu comme c’était rapide ?

Did you see how fast it was?

[suh]

this / that

Points to a specific masculine noun, here the shot being discussed.

Example

Ce tir était parfait.

That shot was perfect.

tir

[teer]

shot

A strike on goal in football.

Example

Le tir est parti très vite.

The shot went off very fast.

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