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How to Say ‘You too, Monique!’ in French

Vous aussi, Monique !

voo oh-see moh-NEEK

[voo oh-see moh-NEEK]

🇫🇷 In France: Using a mother-in-law's first name with vous is a common middle ground in French families. It's friendly but still respectful.

Phrase Breakdown

Vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

aussi

[oh-see]

too / also

Adds the idea of also, meaning the other person is in the same situation.

Example

Tu attends aussi ? Moi aussi, j'attends devant la grille.

Are you waiting too? Me too, I'm waiting by the gate.

Monique

[moh-NEEK]

Monique

A French female first name.

Example

Monique a invité toute la famille.

Monique invited the whole family.

Guides for French learners

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