How to Say ‘Have you fully recovered?’ in French
Vous êtes bien remis ?
voo et bee-ehn ruh-MEE
[voo et bee-ehn ruh-MEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Here bien means "fully" or "properly", not "well". It works the same way in bien cuit "well done" or "thoroughly cooked".
Phrase Breakdown
Vous êtes
voo et
You are
Polite 'you are'. Make the liaison: 'vou-zèt'.
Vous êtes français ?
Are you French?
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
êtes
[et]
are
Second person singular/plural form of 'to be'.
Vous êtes ici.
You are here.
bien remis ?
bee-ehn ruh-MEE
fully recovered?
'Se remettre' means 'to recover'. 'Remis' sounds like 'r'mi'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Elle est bien remise de son rhume.
She has fully recovered from her cold.
Words in this phrase
bien
[bee-ehn]
well
An adverb meaning in a good way or satisfactorily.
Dans Se passe bien ?, bien montre que l'on parle d'une situation positive.
In "Se passe bien?", "bien" shows that one is talking about a positive situation.
remis
[ruh-MEE]
recovered
Past participle of 'se remettre', to get better.
Il est complètement remis.
He has fully recovered.
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