How do you say "Do you have" in French?

"Do you have" in French is "Vous avez". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘Do you have’ in French

Q: What does "Vous avez" mean in English?

"Vous avez" means "Do you have" in English. Usage tip: [Vous avez] is literally [you have], but French often uses it where English uses [do you have]. You can reuse that pattern with other things: [Vous avez du bleu ?] = "Do you have blue?"

Vous avez

voo ah-vay

[voo ah-vay]

💬 Usage Tip: [Vous avez] is literally [you have], but French often uses it where English uses [do you have]. You can reuse that pattern with other things: [Vous avez du bleu ?] = "Do you have blue?"

Phrase Breakdown

Vous

[voo]

you

A polite or plural way to say 'you' in French.

Example

Vous avez du blanc aujourd'hui ?

Do you have white today?

avez

[ah-vay]

have

From the verb avoir, used to ask whether someone has something available.

Example

Vous avez du bleu en magasin.

You have blue in the store.

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