How to Say ‘Suit you very well’ in French
Vous vont très bien
voo vohn tray bee-ehn
[voo vohn tray bee-ehn]
💬 Usage Tip: Aller "to go" also means "to suit" when the thing comes first: Ce pull te va bien "that jumper suits you".
Phrase Breakdown
Vous vont
voo vohn
suit you
This is part of 'aller à quelqu'un', which means 'to suit someone'. 'Vous' comes before the verb, and the 't' of 'vont' is silent.
Ces lunettes vous vont.
These glasses suit you.
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?
vont
[vohn]
go (match)
From 'aller'; 'aller avec' means to match or go well with.
Ces chaussures vont avec ta robe.
These shoes go with your dress.
très bien
tray bee-ehn
very well
'Bien' has a nasal ending: 'byan'.
Ça marche très bien.
It works very well.
Words in this phrase
très
[tray]
very
"Très" is used to strengthen an adjective or adverb.
Est très important pour garder une bonne ambiance.
Is very important for maintaining a good atmosphere.
bien
[bee-ehn]
well
An adverb meaning in a good way or satisfactorily.
Dans Se passe bien ?, bien montre que l'on parle d'une situation positive.
In "Se passe bien?", "bien" shows that one is talking about a positive situation.
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