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How to Say ‘How are you today?’ in French

Comment allez-vous aujourd'hui ?

koh-MAHN ah-lay voo oh-zhoor-DWEE

[koh-MAHN ah-lay voo oh-zhoor-DWEE]

🇫🇷 In France: This is a real check-in, not just a passing [ça va ?], so it suits a family conversation about health. It sounds caring without being overly intimate.

Phrase Breakdown

Comment

[koh-MAHN]

how

Question word used to ask about someone's condition or state.

Example

Comment allez-vous après votre rendez-vous ?

How are you after your appointment?

allez

[ah-lay]

are going / are

Verb form used in a polite expression asking how someone is doing.

Example

Comment allez-vous ces jours-ci ?

How are you these days?

-vous

[voo]

you

Formal subject pronoun used in the inverted question form.

Example

Comment allez-vous avec ce nouveau traitement ?

How are you with this new treatment?

aujourd'hui

[oh-zhoor-DWEE]

today

Refers to the present day, often used when asking about someone's current state.

Example

Comment allez-vous aujourd'hui après avoir mieux dormi ?

How are you today after sleeping better?

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