How to Say ‘Do you prefer’ in French
Tu préfères
too pray-FAIR
[too pray-FAIR]
💬 Usage Tip: With times, French often just says the number after verbs like [préférer]: [Tu préfères 14h ?]. You do not always need [à] there, but you do use it in phrases like [à 14h].
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
you
An informal singular subject pronoun used when talking to one person.
Tu préfères le matin ou l'après-midi ?
Do you prefer the morning or the afternoon?
préfères
[pray-FAIR]
prefer
The tu form of préférer, meaning prefer.
Tu préfères le café ?
Do you prefer coffee?
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