How to Say ‘Are you having a party?’ in French
Tu fais une fête ?
too feh ewn fet
[too feh ewn fet]
💬 Usage Tip: French uses faire "to do/make" for having a party: faire une fête. The noun fête means both "party" and "celebration."
Phrase Breakdown
Tu fais
too feh
Are you having
'Faire une fête' means 'to throw a party'. 'Fais' sounds like 'fè'.
Tu fais quoi ?
What are you doing?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
you (informal singular)
Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.
Tu aimes les shōnen ?
Do you like shōnen?
fais
[feh]
do / make
Form of 'faire' used with 'je'; often means 'I do' or 'I make'.
Je Fais une remarque parce que le prix me semble trop élevé.
I am making a remark because the price seems too high to me.
une fête ?
ewn fet
a party?
Raise your voice at the end to ask the question.
C'est une belle fête.
It's a nice party.
Words in this phrase
une
[ewn]
a / an
A feminine singular indefinite article, used before feminine nouns like "matinée."
Une belle matinée commence bien.
A beautiful morning starts well.
fête
[fet]
party
A celebration or party; feminine noun.
La fête commence à huit heures.
The party starts at eight o'clock.
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