How to Say ‘Wow, you've got style!’ in French
Tu as du style, dis donc !
tyoo ah dew STEEL dee dohnk
[tyoo ah dew STEEL dee dohnk]
🇫🇷 In France: Playful and casual, this fits a relaxed date; it sounds friendly-teasing rather than gushing.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as du style,
tyoo ah dew STEEL
You've got style,
A compliment on how someone looks. Say 'tu-a du STEEL'.
Tu as du style avec ce manteau.
You've got style in that coat.
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?
du
[dew]
some (partitive)
Partitive article used with activities after 'faire'.
Il fait du vélo.
He goes cycling.
style
[STEEL]
style
Masculine noun for a personal way of dressing or doing things.
J'adore ton style.
I love your style.
dis donc !
dee dohnk
wow! / I must say!
An exclamation of surprise or admiration. Say 'dee DONK', with a nasal 'on'.
Il fait chaud, dis donc !
Wow, it's hot!
Words in this phrase
dis
[dee]
say / hey
Imperative of 'dire'; used casually to get attention before a question.
Dis, tu viens ce soir ?
Hey, are you coming tonight?
donc
[dohnk]
do (emphatic)
Softens or emphasizes an invitation; not translated literally.
Asseyez-vous donc !
Do sit down!
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