How to Say ‘Do you have any brothers or sisters?’ in French
Tu as des frères et sœurs ?
too ah day FRAIR eh SUR
[too ah day FRAIR eh SUR]
💬 Usage Tip: Saying a plain statement with a rising voice turns it into a question, the everyday spoken way. Swap the noun to reuse it: Tu as des enfants ? "Do you have children?"
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as
too ah
Do you have
Informal 'you have'. In fast speech it often sounds like 't'as'.
Tu as un stylo ?
Do you have a pen?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
you (informal singular)
Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.
Tu aimes les shōnen ?
Do you like shōnen?
as
[ah]
have
From the verb 'avoir'; used to ask if someone possesses something.
Tu as aussi ta carte d'embarquement ?
Do you also have your boarding pass?
des frères et sœurs ?
day FRAIR eh SUR
brothers and sisters?
The standard way to ask about siblings. Use a rising tone.
Il a des frères et sœurs ?
Does he have siblings?
Words in this phrase
des
[day]
some / any
A plural indefinite article used before plural nouns.
Des bagages lourds coûtent parfois plus cher.
Some heavy bags sometimes cost more.
frères
[FRAIR]
brothers
Plural of frère, male siblings.
Mes frères sont grands.
My brothers are tall.
et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
sœurs
[SUR]
sisters
Plural of sœur, female siblings.
Ses sœurs habitent à Paris.
His sisters live in Paris.
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