How to Say ‘I'm going to record your measurements.’ in French
Je vais noter vos mesures.
zhuh vay noh-TAY voh muh-ZUR
[zhuh vay noh-TAY voh muh-ZUR]
💬 Usage Tip: [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].
Phrase Breakdown
Je vais noter
zhuh vay noh-TAY
I am going to note down
Used to say you will write down or record information.
Je vais noter votre nom.
I am going to note down your name.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun for the speaker.
Je vais noter cela tout de suite.
I am going to write that down right away.
vais
[vay]
am going to
From aller; used with an infinitive to express the near future.
Je vais noter votre nom.
I am going to write down your name.
noter
[noh-TAY]
to write down / note
An infinitive meaning to record information in writing.
Je vais noter les détails.
I am going to write down the details.
Vos mesures
voh muh-ZUR
Your measurements
Refers to body measurements such as height, weight, or chest size.
Vos mesures sont importantes.
Your measurements are important.
Words in this phrase
vos
[voh]
your
A possessive adjective used before a plural noun or a singular formal noun.
Je vérifie vos informations.
I am checking your information.
mesures
[muh-ZUR]
measurements
Plural noun used for body measurements or dimensions.
Vos mesures sont correctes.
Your measurements are correct.
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