Basic measurements: Describing your body measurements to the nurse

💬 [Installez-vous] uses the command form with [vous], so it is what you say to one person formally or to several people. You can reuse the pattern with other polite instructions, like [asseyez-vous].

🇫🇷 This is a normal polite instruction from medical staff, not especially warm or cold. In a clinic, it often simply means "sit down here" or "get settled."

💬 [Je vais noter] is a very common way to talk about the near future: literally "I am going to note down." You can swap in another action the same way, like [je vais vérifier] or [je vais mesurer].

💬 [Vos] is the form for "your" with [vous], so it can be formal singular or plural. In a medical setting, it is usually polite singular: [vos mesures], [votre poids], [votre taille].

💬 [Je vais noter] is a very common way to say "I'm going to..." for something happening soon. You can reuse it easily: [Je vais noter vos mesures], [Je vais prendre votre tension].

💬 [Bien sûr] means "of course," not literally "very sure" in English. You can use it on its own as a natural reassuring reply.