How to Say ‘Do you come often’ in French
Vous venez souvent
voo vuh-nay soo-vahn
[voo vuh-nay soo-vahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Like many French questions, [Vous venez souvent ?] keeps normal word order and relies on your voice going up at the end. That is very common in everyday speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural subject pronoun.
Vous venez souvent aux événements du bureau ?
Do you often come to office events?
venez
[vuh-nay]
come
A form of venir, used to ask if someone comes somewhere.
Vous venez souvent ici après le travail.
Do you often come here after work?
souvent
[soo-vahn]
often
An adverb of frequency meaning frequently.
Je vous vois souvent à ces soirées.
I see you often at these parties.
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