How to Say ‘I'll get your suitcases out for you’ in French
Je vous sors vos valises
zhuh voo sor voh vah-LEEZ
[zhuh voo sor voh vah-LEEZ]
💬 Usage Tip: Sortir usually means 'to go out', but with an object it means 'to take out': je sors la poubelle "I'm taking the bin out". The vous before the verb means 'for you'.
Phrase Breakdown
Je vous sors
zhuh voo sor
I'll take out for you
'Sortir' here means to take something out. 'Vous' means 'for you'. The 's' in 'sors' is silent: say 'jeu-voo-sor'.
Je vous sors la facture.
I'll get the bill out for you.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
vous
[voo]
for you
Addressing someone directly.
C'est pour vous.
It's for you.
sors
[sor]
take out
From 'sortir'; here used with an object: to get something out.
Je sors les courses du coffre.
I take the groceries out of the trunk.
vos valises
voh vah-LEEZ
your suitcases
'Vos' is the plural formal 'your'. The middle 's' in 'valises' sounds like 'z': 'va-leez'.
Où sont vos valises ?
Where are your suitcases?
Words in this phrase
vos
[voh]
your
Formal or plural possessive adjective used before a plural noun.
Vos chaussures sont très élégantes ce soir.
Your shoes are very elegant tonight.
valises
[vah-LEEZ]
suitcases
Plural of 'valise', a travel bag.
Les valises sont dans le coffre.
The suitcases are in the trunk.
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