How to Say ‘Do you have it in green?’ in French
Vous l'avez en vert ?
voo l ah-veh on vair
[voo l ah-veh on vair]
💬 Usage Tip: L' stands for "it" and goes in front of the verb, so it can't stand on its own. The same pattern gives Vous l'avez en M ? "Do you have it in M?".
Phrase Breakdown
Vous l'avez
voo l ah-veh
Do you have it
'L'' means 'it' and joins 'avez': 'voo la-vay'. The 'z' of 'avez' is silent here.
Vous l'avez en taille S ?
Do you have it in size S?
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?
l'
[l]
it
Refers to a previously mentioned noun.
Je l'ai acheté hier.
I bought it yesterday.
avez
[ah-veh]
Have
A question form implying possession or availability of something.
Avez-vous un passeport?
Do you have a passport?
en vert ?
on vair
in green?
'Vert' sounds like 'vair'. The 't' is silent. Make the vowel in 'en' nasal.
Je le veux en vert.
I want it in green.
Words in this phrase
en
[on]
in
A preposition indicating inclusion within a space.
Il est en France.
He is in France.
vert
[vair]
green
Color adjective; feminine form is 'verte'.
J'aime le pull vert.
I like the green sweater.
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