How to Say ‘Yes, I can drop you off’ in French
Oui, je peux vous déposer
wee zhuh puh voo day-poh-zay
[wee zhuh puh voo day-poh-zay]
💬 Usage Tip: With [déposer], change the object pronoun before the verb: [me déposer], [vous déposer], [nous déposer]. French puts that little pronoun before the verb, not after it.
Phrase Breakdown
Oui
[wee]
yes
Used to agree or confirm.
Oui, je peux vous déposer juste après le feu rouge.
Yes, I can drop you off just after the traffic light.
je
[zhuh]
I
First-person singular subject pronoun.
Oui, je peux vous déposer avant la place.
Yes, I can drop you off before the square.
peux
[puh]
can
First-person singular of pouvoir, meaning to be able to.
Oui, je peux vous déposer de l'autre côté de la rue.
Yes, I can drop you off on the other side of the street.
vous
[voo]
you
Object pronoun meaning you, here referring politely to the passenger.
Oui, je peux vous déposer près du passage piéton.
Yes, I can drop you off near the crosswalk.
déposer
[day-poh-zay]
drop off
Verb meaning to let someone out of a vehicle at a place.
Oui, je peux vous déposer au coin si l'accès est interdit plus loin.
Yes, I can drop you off at the corner if access is forbidden farther ahead.
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