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How to Say ‘Did you sleep well?’ in French

Vous avez bien dormi ?

voo ah-vay bee-AHN dor-MEE

[voo ah-vay bee-AHN dor-MEE]

💬 Usage Tip: A very natural question using the past tense: "Have you slept well?" = "Did you sleep well?"

🇫🇷 In France: You may hear this at home, from hosts, or in warm morning interactions.

Phrase Breakdown

Vous

[voo]

you

The formal or plural 'you,' used politely in questions.

Example

Vous avez bien dormi ? est une question polie.

'Did you sleep well?' is a polite question.

avez

[ah-vay]

have

Part of the verb phrase used to form the past tense with 'dormi.'

Example

Dans Vous avez bien dormi ?, avez aide à former le passé.

In 'Did you sleep well?', 'avez' helps form the past tense.

bien

[bee-AHN]

well

Describes the quality of sleep here: sleeping well.

Example

Quand je me repose, je dors bien.

When I rest, I sleep well.

dormi

[dor-MEE]

slept

Past participle meaning the action of sleeping is completed.

Example

Vous avez bien dormi après le voyage ?

Did you sleep well after the trip?

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