How to Say ‘Your cat is waiting for you here.’ in French
Votre chat vous attend ici.
vot-ruh shah voo ah-TAHN ee-see
[vot-ruh shah voo ah-TAHN ee-see]
💬 Usage Tip: Attendre already means "to wait for", so French doesn't add a word for "for". For example, J'attends le bus means "I'm waiting for the bus".
Phrase Breakdown
Votre chat
vot-ruh shah
Your cat
'Votre' is the formal or plural 'your'. Say 'vo-tr sha'.
Votre chat est mignon.
Your cat is cute.
Words in this phrase
Votre
[vot-ruh]
your
Belonging to you.
Votre voiture est là.
Your car is there.
chat
[shah]
cat
Means cat; in yoga it refers to the cat part of cat-cow.
Le chat arrondit le dos.
Cat rounds the back.
vous attend ici.
voo ah-TAHN ee-see
is waiting for you here.
'Attendre' means to wait for, with no 'for' needed. Link the words: 'vou-za-tan-ti-si'.
Je vous attend ici.
I'm waiting for you here.
Words in this phrase
vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
attend
[ah-TAHN]
is waiting for
Form of 'attendre', to wait for; no 'for' needed in French.
Elle attend le bus.
She is waiting for the bus.
ici
[ee-see]
here
This place or location.
Restons ici pour un moment.
Let's stay here for a while.
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