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How to Say ‘So, have you thought about our offer?’ in French

Alors, vous avez réfléchi à notre offre ?

ah-lohr voo ah-VAY ray-flay-SHEE ah NOH-truh OF-ruh

[ah-lohr voo ah-VAY ray-flay-SHEE ah NOH-truh OF-ruh]

💬 Usage Tip: Alors at the start of a sentence works like English "so" or "well then", steering the conversation to the main point. The question here is just a statement with rising pitch at the end, which is the everyday way to ask.

Phrase Breakdown

Alors, vous avez réfléchi

ah-lohr voo ah-VAY ray-flay-SHEE

So, have you thought it over

'Alors' (so, well) opens the question. Remember the 'z' link in 'vous avez'. Your voice rises because this is a question.

Example

Alors, vous avez réfléchi à ma question ?

So, have you thought about my question?

Words in this phrase

Alors

[ah-lohr]

Conjunction used to show consequence or result.

Example

Alors, qu'est-ce qu'on fait?

So, what do we do?

vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

avez

[ah-VAY]

have

Auxiliary 'avoir' (vous form) used to build the past tense.

Example

Vous avez mangé ?

Have you eaten?

réfléchi

[ray-flay-SHEE]

thought (about)

Past participle of 'réfléchir', to think over or consider.

Example

J'ai bien réfléchi.

I thought it over carefully.

à notre offre ?

ah NOH-truh OF-ruh

about our offer?

'Réfléchir à' means 'to think about'. Link 'notre offre' smoothly: 'no-TROFFR'. Raise your voice at the end.

Example

Vous pensez à notre offre ?

Are you thinking about our offer?

Words in this phrase

[ah]

Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.

Example

Elle commence à chanter.

She begins to sing.

notre

[NOH-truh]

our

Possessive adjective used to refer to something belonging to the speaker’s group or company.

Example

Notre entreprise valorise la collaboration.

Our company values collaboration.

offre

[OF-ruh]

offer

Feminine noun: a proposal, e.g. a job offer.

Example

J'accepte votre offre.

I accept your offer.

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