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How to Say ‘Does this T-shirt come in other colors?’ in French

Ce t-shirt existe en d'autres couleurs ?

suh tee shurt eg-ZEEST on dee oh-tr koo-LUHR

[suh tee shurt eg-ZEEST on dee oh-tr koo-LUHR]

💬 Usage Tip: In shops, exister en means "come in". Swap the ending and you can ask Ce t-shirt existe en L ? "Does this T-shirt come in L?".

Phrase Breakdown

Ce t-shirt existe

suh tee shurt eg-ZEEST

This T-shirt exists / comes

'Existe' sounds like 'eg-zeest'. It links smoothly into 'en' that follows.

Example

Ce modèle existe en noir.

This model comes in black.

Words in this phrase

[suh]

this / that (masculine)

Demonstrative determiner before a masculine singular noun: « ce genre » = “this genre.”

Example

Ce genre d’anime me donne envie de voyager.

This kind of anime makes me want to travel.

[tee]

T (in T-shirt)

First part of the borrowed word 't-shirt', pronounced like the English letter.

Example

J'achète un t-shirt.

I'm buying a T-shirt.

shirt

[shurt]

shirt (in T-shirt)

Second part of the English loanword 't-shirt', a masculine noun in French.

Example

Ce t-shirt est joli.

This T-shirt is pretty.

existe

[eg-ZEEST]

exists / comes (in)

Form of 'exister'; used in shops to ask if an item is available in another version.

Example

Ce modèle existe en rouge.

This model comes in red.

en d'autres couleurs ?

on dee oh-tr koo-LUHR

in other colours?

Let your voice rise at the end to make it a question. The final 's' is silent.

Example

Il existe en d'autres couleurs.

It comes in other colours.

Words in this phrase

[on]

A preposition indicating inclusion within a space.

Example

Il est en France.

He is in France.

[dee]

Used to indicate possession or connection.

Example

Le livre d'un ami.

The book of a friend.

autres

[oh-tr]

other

Refers to additional things or people.

Example

Il y a d'autres questions à poser.

There are other questions to ask.

couleurs

[koo-LUHR]

colors

Plural noun meaning colors.

Example

Les couleurs du jardin sont magnifiques.

The colors of the garden are magnificent.

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