How to Say ‘I'll leave it with you.’ in French
Je vous la laisse alors.
Zhuh Voo Lah Les Ah-lor
[Zhuh Voo Lah Les Ah-lor]
💬 Usage Tip: French puts both small object words before the verb: [Je vous la laisse] = "I leave it with you." This order is very common: [Je vous le montre], [Je vous les apporte].
🇫🇷 In France: A client saying this in a repair shop sounds natural and practical: they are agreeing to leave the item for service. [Alors] softens it a little, like "in that case, I'll leave it with you."
Phrase Breakdown
Je vous
Zhuh Voo
Words in this phrase
Je
[Zhuh]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
Je vous assure, elle reviendra en bon état.
I assure you, it will come back in good condition.
vous
[Voo]
You
The person being spoken to.
Je vous l'enverrai dès qu'elle sera prête.
I will send it to you as soon as it is ready.
la
[Lah]
The
Refers to a specific object or thing.
Je la laisse pour évaluation.
I leave it for evaluation.
Laisse alors
Les Ah-lor
Words in this phrase
laisse
[Les]
Leave
To allow something to stay in a place.
Laissez la montre ici, alors nous vérifions.
Leave the watch here, then we check.
alors
[Ah-lor]
Then
Consequently or in that case.
Si vous êtes d'accord, alors commençons.
If you agree, then let's start.
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