How to Say ‘Are you looking for’ in French
Vous cherchez
voo sher-SHAY
[voo sher-SHAY]
🇫🇷 In France: Using [vous] here is the normal polite choice with strangers at a professional event. Switching to [tu] this early would usually feel too familiar.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you,' commonly used when addressing someone professionally.
Vous cherchez des détails sur notre culture d’équipe ?
Are you looking for details about our team culture?
cherchez
[sher-SHAY]
are looking for
From chercher, meaning to look for, seek, or search for information.
Vous cherchez des informations sur l’ambiance de travail.
You are looking for information about the work atmosphere.
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