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How to Say ‘Did you have a good weekend?’ in French

Tu as passé un bon week-end ?

tyoo ah pah-SAY uhn bohn week end

[tyoo ah pah-SAY uhn bohn week end]

💬 Usage Tip: French uses passer "to spend" for time, so a weekend is something you spend, not have. Swap in other stretches of time: Tu as passé une bonne soirée ? "Did you have a good evening?"

Phrase Breakdown

Tu as passé

tyoo ah pah-SAY

Did you have / spend

Passé composé of 'passer'. Here 'passer' means 'to spend' time.

Example

Tu as passé une bonne journée ?

Did you have a good day?

Words in this phrase

[tyoo]

you

An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.

Example

Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?

Do you work in a start-up or a large company?

[ah]

have

Form of 'avoir' used with 'tu'.

Example

Tu as un chien ?

Do you have a dog?

passé

[pah-SAY]

spent (time)

Past participle of 'passer'; used with time it means to spend.

Example

J'ai passé une bonne soirée.

I spent a nice evening.

un bon week-end ?

uhn bohn week end

a good weekend?

Your voice rises at the end for the question.

Example

J'ai passé un bon week-end.

I had a good weekend.

Words in this phrase

[uhn]

Indefinite article used before a singular noun.

Example

Un petit garçon joue.

A little boy is playing.

bon

[bohn]

good / enjoy

Adjective meaning good; used in wishes like 'enjoy your...'.

Example

Bon appétit !

Enjoy your meal!

week

[week]

week

First half of the English loanword 'week-end', used in French.

Example

Le week-end dernier était calme.

Last weekend was quiet.

end

[end]

end

Second half of 'week-end'; together they mean weekend.

Example

Bon week-end à toi !

Have a good weekend!

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