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How to Say ‘I'll pour it over for you’ in French

Je vous le transvase

zhuh voo luh trahns-VAHZ

[zhuh voo luh trahns-VAHZ]

💬 Usage Tip: Both little words go before the verb in a fixed order: vous "for you" first, then le "it". You'll hear the same order in je vous le donne "I'll give it to you".

Phrase Breakdown

Je vous le

zhuh voo luh

I ... it for you

These pronouns come before the verb: 'vous' means 'for you' and 'le' means 'it'. Say them as one quick group: 'je vou le'.

Example

Je vous le donne.

I'm giving it to you.

Words in this phrase

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

vous

[voo]

for you

Addressing someone directly.

Example

C'est pour vous.

It's for you.

le

[luh]

it / him (direct object, masculine)

Direct object pronoun. Refers to a masculine noun like “l’anime” or “l’épisode” (masculine).

Example

On pourrait le regarder en VO.

We could watch it in the original version.

transvase

[trahns-VAHZ]

transfer (pour into another container)

Present tense of 'transvaser', to decant a liquid.

Example

Je transvase le vin dans une carafe.

I pour the wine into a carafe.

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