How to Say ‘They suit you’ in French
Elles te vont
ell tuh vohn
[ell tuh vohn]
💬 Usage Tip: [Aller] can mean "to suit" with clothes and colors: [elles te vont] = "they suit you." Here [vont] is plural because [elles] refers to several colors.
Phrase Breakdown
Elles
[ell]
they
Elles means they and refers here to feminine plural things like couleurs.
« Elles te vont » veut dire que quelque chose te va bien.
“They suit you” means that something looks good on you.
te
[tuh]
you
Te means you in an object form, as in suit you.
« Elles te vont » veut dire que quelque chose te va bien.
“They suit you” means that something looks good on you.
vont
[vohn]
suit
Vont literally means go, but in te vont it means suit you or look good on you.
« Elles te vont » veut dire que quelque chose te va bien.
“They suit you” means that something looks good on you.
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