How to Say ‘Where did you go?’ in French
Vous êtes allés où ?
voo et ah-LAY OO
[voo et ah-LAY OO]
💬 Usage Tip: Vous here is plural, asking about the whole group, which is why allés gets an extra s. You can hear the link in vous êtes (voo-zet).
Phrase Breakdown
Vous êtes
voo et
You (plural) have
Liaison: 'vou-zèt'. 'Être' is the auxiliary for 'aller'.
Vous êtes prêts ?
Are you ready?
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
êtes
[et]
are
Second person singular/plural form of 'to be'.
Vous êtes ici.
You are here.
allés où ?
ah-LAY OO
gone where?
Link it to the previous part: 'vou-zèt-za-lé-ou'. 'Où' means 'where'.
Tu vas où ?
Where are you going?
Words in this phrase
allés
[ah-LAY]
went
Plural past participle of 'aller', agreeing with a plural subject.
Ils sont allés à la plage.
They went to the beach.
où
[OO]
where
Question word asking about place or location.
Où habites-tu ?
Where do you live?
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