How to Say ‘Meet you’ in French
Vous rencontrer
voo ruhn-kohn-TRAY
[voo ruhn-kohn-TRAY]
💬 Usage Tip: After [de], French often uses the plain verb form: [de vous rencontrer], [de continuer], [de reprendre]. [Vous] here means "you," placed before the verb, not a separate word for "meet."
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you,' often used in professional contexts.
Vous rencontrer au salon a été très enrichissant.
Meeting you at the trade fair was very enriching.
rencontrer
[ruhn-kohn-TRAY]
to meet
Infinitive verb meaning to meet someone.
Vous rencontrer en personne a renforcé notre contact.
Meeting you in person strengthened our connection.
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