How to Say ‘She looks like you.’ in French
Elle te ressemble.
el tuh ruh-SAHMBL
[el tuh ruh-SAHMBL]
💬 Usage Tip: French says "she resembles to you", so the person goes before the verb as te. Swap it: Elle ressemble à son père "She looks like her dad".
Phrase Breakdown
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
te
[tuh]
to you (informal singular)
Indirect object pronoun for “you” (tu). Used in informal speech with friends.
S’il te plaît, dis-le te à personne.
Please, don’t tell anyone.
ressemble
[ruh-SAHMBL]
looks like / resembles
Form of 'ressembler (à)', to look like someone.
Il ressemble à son père.
He looks like his father.
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