How to Say ‘Do you have brothers and sisters?’ in French
Tu as des frères et sœurs ?
tyoo ah day FREHR eh SUHR
[tyoo ah day FREHR eh SUHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Only your rising voice makes this a question. The word order is the same as the statement Tu as des frères et sœurs.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as des frères
tyoo ah day FREHR
Do you have brothers
In casual speech, a rising tone turns a statement into a question. Don't merge 'tu' and 'as': 'tew ah day FREHR'.
Tu as des amis ici ?
Do you have friends here?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[tyoo]
you
An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.
Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?
Do you work in a start-up or a large company?
as
[ah]
have
Form of 'avoir' used with 'tu'.
Tu as un chien ?
Do you have a dog?
des
[day]
some / any
Plural article used before nouns like 'information' in general statements.
Des informations sur les équipes seraient utiles.
Some information about the teams would be useful.
frères
[FREHR]
brothers
Plural of 'frère'; masculine noun.
J'ai deux frères.
I have two brothers.
et sœurs ?
eh SUHR
and sisters?
Together with the first part, 'frères et sœurs' means 'siblings'. Raise your voice at the end: 'ay SUHR?'.
Combien de frères et sœurs ?
How many siblings?
Words in this phrase
et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
sœurs
[SUHR]
sisters
Plural of 'sœur'; feminine noun.
Mes sœurs sont gentilles.
My sisters are kind.
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