How to Say ‘What colors do you have?’ in French
Vous avez quelles couleurs ?
voo ah-vay kel koo-luhr
[voo ah-vay kel koo-luhr]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses a very spoken French order: [Vous avez quelles couleurs ?] instead of a more textbook-style question. You can reuse the same pattern in shops: [Vous avez quelles tailles ?]
🇫🇷 In France: In a shop, this sounds normal and direct, not rude. It is the kind of everyday question a customer would naturally ask staff.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous avez
voo ah-vay
Do you have
Polite form of asking whether someone has something.
Vous avez des chaussures ?
Do you have shoes?
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
A polite way to address a shop assistant or more than one person.
Vous avez quelles couleurs pour ce modèle ?
What colors do you have for this model?
avez
[ah-vay]
have
Used here to ask what is available.
Vous avez quelles couleurs en stock ?
What colors do you have in stock?
Quelles couleurs
kel koo-luhr
which colors
Asks about the available colors.
Quelles couleurs aimez-vous ?
Which colors do you like?
Words in this phrase
quelles
[kel]
which
Question word used here with a plural feminine noun.
Vous avez quelles couleurs pour les tee-shirts ?
Which colors do you have for the T-shirts?
couleurs
[koo-luhr]
colors
The word for different color options.
Vous avez quelles couleurs cette semaine ?
What colors do you have this week?
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