How to Say ‘Can you drop me off right there?’ in French
Vous pouvez me déposer juste là ?
voo poo-VAY muh day-poh-ZAY ZHoost lah
[voo poo-VAY muh day-poh-ZAY ZHoost lah]
💬 Usage Tip: me sits before déposer, not after it as in English. The same pattern gives Vous pouvez m'attendre ? "Can you wait for me?"
Phrase Breakdown
Vous pouvez me déposer
voo poo-VAY muh day-poh-ZAY
Can you drop me off
Polite request with 'vous'. 'Déposer quelqu'un' means to drop someone off. Say 'me' lightly, almost 'm'déposer'.
Vous pouvez me déposer à la gare ?
Can you drop me off at the station?
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?
pouvez
[poo-VAY]
can / may
Indicates permission or possibility.
Vous pouvez annuler jusqu’à l’heure limite.
You can cancel until the deadline.
me
[muh]
Me
Refers to oneself.
Elle me parle.
She talks to me.
déposer
[day-poh-ZAY]
to drop off
To let someone out of a vehicle at a place.
Je te dépose à la gare.
I'll drop you off at the station.
juste là ?
ZHoost lah
right there?
'Juste' here means 'right' or 'exactly'. Let your voice rise at the end, since this is a question.
Arrêtez-vous juste là.
Stop right there.
Words in this phrase
juste
[ZHoost]
Just
Indicates only or simply; emphasis on proximity.
Il se tient juste à côté.
He stands just beside.
là
[lah]
There
Adverb used to indicate a place or position.
Là, on trouve souvent des oiseaux rares.
There, we often find rare birds.
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