How to Say ‘For you?’ in French
Et pour vous ?
ay poor voo
[ay poor voo]
🇫🇷 In France: [Et pour vous ?] is a very normal service phrase when the server turns to the next person. It is not abrupt; it is the standard way to keep the order moving.
Phrase Breakdown
Et
[ay]
and
Used to continue the order and move to the next person.
Et après, je prendrai un dessert.
And after that, I’ll have a dessert.
Pour vous ?
poor voo
For you?
Polite way to ask what the other person wants.
Un café pour vous ?
A coffee for you?
Words in this phrase
pour
[poor]
for
Preposition meaning for; in this phrase it helps mean 'and for you?'.
Je prends un café pour commencer.
I’m having a coffee to start.
vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you', used politely when asking another person’s order.
Vous aimez les cappuccinos ou les mochas ?
Do you like cappuccinos or mochas?
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