How to Say ‘Do you work at Lumio?’ in French
Vous travaillez chez Lumio ?
voo trah-vah-YAY shay lu-MYOH
[voo trah-vah-YAY shay lu-MYOH]
💬 Usage Tip: Chez plus a company name means "at" that company, as in chez Renault or chez Google. You can ask a question just by raising your voice at the end of a normal sentence.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous travaillez
voo trah-vah-YAY
You work
Formal 'vous' with the verb 'travailler'. The -ez ending sounds like 'ay': 'voo tra-va-yay'.
Vous travaillez beaucoup.
You work a lot.
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
travaillez
[trah-vah-YAY]
work / have been working
Verb asking about the person's job or employment at this place.
À une fête de bureau, « Vous travaillez ici depuis longtemps ? » est une bonne question.
At an office party, “Have you worked here long?” is a good question.
chez Lumio ?
shay lu-MYOH
at Lumio?
'Chez' means 'at the place of' and is used with company names. Say 'shay', and let your voice rise for the question.
Je suis chez Lumio.
I'm at Lumio.
Words in this phrase
chez
[shay]
at
Used to indicate location or place.
Il est chez lui.
He is at home.
Lumio
[lu-MYOH]
Lumio (company name)
A made-up company name; proper nouns stay unchanged.
Lumio recrute des stagiaires.
Lumio is hiring interns.
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