How to Say ‘Do you like it?’ in French
Te plaît ?
tuh pleh
[tuh pleh]
💬 Usage Tip: With [plaire], French says something like "it pleases you," so the thing liked comes first: [elle te plaît ?]. Reuse it with other people too: [ce film lui plaît ?] = "does she like that film?"
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[tuh]
to you
Object pronoun meaning 'to you' in this expression.
Dans « Te plaît ? », « Te » indique la personne concernée.
In “Te plaît ?”, “Te” indicates the person concerned.
plaît
[pleh]
pleases / do you like
From plaire; in this question it means 'do you like it?'.
Dans « Te plaît ? », « plaît » demande si quelque chose te plaît.
In “Te plaît ?”, “plaît” asks whether something pleases you.
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