How to Say ‘Do you come here often?’ in French
Vous venez souvent ici ?
voo veh-neh soo-VAHN ee-see
[voo veh-neh soo-VAHN ee-see]
🇫🇷 In France: French people know this line as a pickup cliché too. Said with a smile, it can break the ice precisely because it's corny.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous venez
voo veh-neh
You come
This is the polite 'vous' form of 'venir' (to come). The final 'z' is silent.
Vous venez avec nous ?
Are you coming with us?
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?
venez
[veh-neh]
Come
To move towards or arrive at a place.
Venez ici, s'il vous plaît.
Come here, please.
souvent ici ?
soo-VAHN ee-see
often here?
'Souvent' means often. Its final 't' is usually linked to 'ici': 'sou-van-ti-ci'.
Je viens souvent ici.
I come here often.
Words in this phrase
souvent
[soo-VAHN]
often
Adverb meaning frequently, many times.
Je vais souvent au cinéma.
I often go to the cinema.
ici
[ee-see]
here
This place or location.
Restons ici pour un moment.
Let's stay here for a while.
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