How to Say ‘Do you have a map?’ in French
Tu as une carte ?
too ah ewn KART
[too ah ewn KART]
🇫🇷 In France: This only works as the setup to Je suis perdu dans tes yeux. On its own, a French person will simply think you need directions.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as
too ah
Do you have
Pronounced 'tu-a'. The question comes from intonation alone.
Tu as faim ?
Are you hungry?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
you (informal singular)
Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.
Tu aimes les shōnen ?
Do you like shōnen?
as
[ah]
have
Verb "avoir" in the second person singular, used to ask what someone has done.
Dans « As-tu utilisées », « As » sert à former la question au passé composé.
In "Have you used," "As" helps form the question in the present perfect.
une carte ?
ewn KART
a map?
'Une' uses a rounded U sound. In 'carte', pronounce the R in the throat and the final T: 'kart'.
J'ai besoin d'une carte.
I need a map.
Words in this phrase
une
[ewn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before feminine singular nouns.
Une rencontre comme celle-ci peut ouvrir des portes.
A meeting like this can open doors.
carte
[KART]
map
Feminine noun; here a map for finding your way.
On regarde la carte avant de partir.
We look at the map before leaving.
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