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How to Say ‘You like it?’ in French

Elle te plaît ?

el tuh pleh

[el 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

Elle

[el]

it / she

Here it usually refers to a feminine item such as a jacket.

Example

Dans « Elle te plaît ? », « Elle » remplace un vêtement féminin.

In “Elle te plaît ?”, “Elle” replaces a feminine item of clothing.

Te plaît ?

tuh pleh

Do you like? / Does it please you?

The verb plaire is used to say something pleases someone; very common for asking opinions.

Example

Cette robe te plaît ?

Do you like this dress?

Words in this phrase

te

[tuh]

to you

Pronoun showing who is being asked about their opinion.

Example

Dans « Elle te plaît ? », « te » montre à qui on pose la question.

In “Elle te plaît ?”, “te” shows who is being asked the question.

plaît

[pleh]

pleases / do you like

From plaire; in this sentence it asks if the item appeals to you.

Example

Dans « Elle te plaît ? », « plaît » sert à demander une opinion.

In “Elle te plaît ?”, “plaît” is used to ask for an opinion.

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