How to Say ‘You are looking for’ in French
Vous cherchez
voo sher-shay
[voo sher-shay]
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural subject pronoun used to address one person politely or several people.
Vous cherchez un poste dans le marketing ?
Are you looking for a position in marketing?
cherchez
[sher-shay]
are looking for
Form of chercher used with vous; it means to look for or seek.
Vous cherchez des opportunités lors du salon de l'emploi.
You are looking for opportunities at the job fair.
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