How to Say ‘And you, is everything going well on your side?’ in French
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté ?
ay voo too vah bee-ahn duh voh-tr koh-tay
[ay voo too vah bee-ahn duh voh-tr koh-tay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Tout va bien ?] is a very common way to ask if things are going well. Adding [de votre côté] makes it sound more like "how are things with you?" than a dramatic "is everything okay?"
🇫🇷 In France: This is a polite, slightly careful way to ask about someone's situation without sounding too personal too fast. It works well with in-laws because it shows interest without pushing for details.
Phrase Breakdown
Et
[ay]
and
Used to continue the conversation and ask back.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté aujourd'hui ?
And you, is everything going well on your side today?
vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you', used politely.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté après le voyage ?
And you, is everything going well on your side after the trip?
tout
[too]
everything
Refers to the overall situation or all things in general.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté cette semaine ?
And you, is everything going well on your side this week?
va
[vah]
goes / is going
From 'aller'; in 'ça va' or 'tout va bien' it means things are going.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté en ce moment ?
And you, is everything going well on your side at the moment?
bien
[bee-ahn]
well
Adverb meaning things are going in a good way.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté avec la santé ?
And you, is everything going well on your side with health?
De votre côté
duh voh-tr koh-tay
On your side / as for you
A polite way to ask about the other person's situation.
Et de votre côté ?
And on your side?
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
on / from
Part of the phrase 'de votre côté,' meaning on your side.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté à la maison ?
And you, is everything going well on your side at home?
votre
[voh-tr]
your
Formal or plural possessive adjective.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté ces jours-ci ?
And you, is everything going well on your side these days?
côté
[koh-tay]
side
Figuratively means your situation or your end.
Et vous, tout va bien de votre côté au travail ?
And you, is everything going well on your side at work?
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