How to Say ‘Can you drop me off’ in French
Vous pouvez me laisser
voo poo-vay muh less-ay
[voo poo-vay muh less-ay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Laisser] literally means "leave," but in travel situations [vous pouvez me laisser ... ?] means "can you let me get out / drop me off ... ?" Like [me déposer], the [me] goes before the verb.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural subject pronoun; here used politely to address the driver.
Vous pouvez me laisser près de l'entrée ?
Can you drop me off near the entrance?
pouvez
[poo-vay]
can
Second-person plural/formal form of pouvoir, meaning to be able to.
Vous pouvez me laisser ici si la rue est bloquée.
You can drop me off here if the street is blocked.
me
[muh]
me
Object pronoun meaning me.
Vous pouvez me laisser devant l'hôtel ?
Can you drop me off in front of the hotel?
laisser
[less-ay]
drop off / leave
Infinitive verb meaning to leave or let someone out somewhere.
Vous pouvez me laisser au coin si l'accès est interdit.
Can you drop me off at the corner if access is forbidden?
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