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How to Say ‘Do you have a photo?’ in French

Tu as une photo ?

too ah ewn foh-TOH

[too ah ewn foh-TOH]

💬 Usage Tip: Just raising your voice at the end turns a plain statement into a question. No word swap needed, which is how most everyday French questions work.

Phrase Breakdown

Tu as

too ah

You have / Do you have

In casual speech this is often shortened to 't'as'. The 's' in 'as' is silent: 'tu a'.

Example

Tu as faim ?

Are you hungry?

Words in this phrase

Tu

[too]

you (informal singular)

Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.

Example

Tu aimes les shōnen ?

Do you like shōnen?

as

[ah]

have

Form of avoir meaning you have.

Example

Tu as un moment pour parler des devoirs ?

Do you have a moment to talk about homework?

une photo ?

ewn foh-TOH

a photo?

Say it as 'ün fo-to'. Raise your voice at the end to make it a question.

Example

On prend une photo ?

Shall we take a photo?

Words in this phrase

une

[ewn]

a / an

An indefinite article used before feminine singular nouns.

Example

Une rencontre comme celle-ci peut ouvrir des portes.

A meeting like this can open doors.

photo

[foh-TOH]

photo

Short for 'photographie', a picture; feminine noun.

Example

Je prends une photo du bébé.

I'm taking a photo of the baby.

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