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How to Say ‘How do you feel?’ in French

Comment te sens-tu ?

koh-MAHN tuh sahn too

[koh-MAHN tuh sahn too]

💬 Usage Tip: [Sens-tu] flips the verb and subject to make a question, and the extra [-tu] at the end means this is with [tu], not [vous]. The [s] in [sens] is not pronounced here, so it sounds close to (sahn-tu).

Phrase Breakdown

Comment

[koh-MAHN]

how

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

Example

Comment te sens-tu après ta promenade ?

How do you feel after your walk?

te

[tuh]

yourself / you

Reflexive object pronoun used with se sentir, meaning to feel.

Example

Comment te sens-tu ce soir ?

How do you feel this evening?

sens

[sahn]

feel

Verb form from se sentir, used here to ask about physical or emotional state.

Example

Comment te sens-tu quand tu dors mal ?

How do you feel when you sleep badly?

tu

[too]

you

Informal subject pronoun placed after the verb in an inverted question.

Example

Comment te sens-tu aujourd'hui après le repos ?

How do you feel today after resting?

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