How to Say ‘Here, these flowers are for you.’ in French
Tenez, ces fleurs sont pour vous.
tuh-NAY say FLUR sohn poor voo
[tuh-NAY say FLUR sohn poor voo]
Phrase Breakdown
Tenez, ces fleurs
tuh-NAY say FLUR
Here, these flowers
'Tenez' (literally 'hold') is used when handing something to someone: 'here you go'. 'Ces' sounds like 'say'. 'Fleurs' has a rounded 'eu' sound.
Tenez, votre café.
Here's your coffee.
Words in this phrase
Tenez
[tuh-NAY]
here you are
Imperative of 'tenir', used when handing something over.
Tenez, votre café.
Here you are, your coffee.
ces
[say]
these
Plural demonstrative word pointing to specific things.
Ces chocolats sont délicieux.
These chocolates are delicious.
fleurs
[FLUR]
flowers
Plural of 'fleur', a blossom.
Ces fleurs sentent bon.
These flowers smell nice.
sont pour vous.
sohn poor voo
are for you
The 't' in 'sont' is silent. 'Pour vous' is the polite way to say 'for you'.
Ces cadeaux sont pour vous.
These gifts are for you.
Words in this phrase
sont
[sohn]
are
"Sont" is the plural form of "être," meaning "are."
Les relations sont parfois un bon indicateur de la culture d'entreprise.
Relationships are sometimes a good indicator of company culture.
pour
[poor]
for
Indicating purpose or reason.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
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