How to Say ‘On your side / how are things with you’ in French
De votre côté
duh voh-tr koh-tay
[duh voh-tr koh-tay]
💬 Usage Tip: [De votre côté] does not mean a physical side here. It means "on your side / how are things with you," a useful softener in personal questions.
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
on / from
In this phrase, it helps mean 'on your side' or 'as for you'.
De votre côté, tout va bien à la maison ?
On your side, is everything going well at home?
votre
[voh-tr]
your
Formal or plural possessive adjective used before a noun.
De votre côté, votre santé s'améliore ?
On your side, is your health improving?
côté
[koh-tay]
side
Used figuratively to mean your situation or your end.
De votre côté, le travail se passe bien ?
On your side, is work going well?
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