How to Say ‘You would feel’ in French
Vous vous sentiriez
voo voo sahn-tee-ree-ay
[voo voo sahn-tee-ree-ay]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a "would" form: [vous vous sentiriez] = "you would feel." The doubled [vous] happens because one means "you" and the other belongs to the verb [se sentir].
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural subject pronoun, often used politely in professional contexts.
Vous vous sentiriez est une formule polie pour parler à un professionnel.
"You would feel" is a polite expression for speaking to a professional.
vous
[voo]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun used with the verb "se sentir" meaning "to feel."
Dans Vous vous sentiriez, vous fait partie du verbe pronominal.
In "Vous vous sentiriez," the second "vous" is part of the reflexive verb.
sentiriez
[sahn-tee-ree-ay]
would feel
Conditional form of "se sentir," used to speak politely or hypothetically about how someone might feel.
Vous vous sentiriez à l'aise dans une entreprise avec cette culture.
You would feel comfortable in a company with this culture.
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