How to Say ‘Do you prefer’ in French
Vous préférez
voo pray-fay-RAY
[voo pray-fay-RAY]
💬 Usage Tip: In spoken French, a question can keep normal word order and just rise at the end: [Vous préférez ?] That pattern is very common in cafés and shops.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you', often used by staff speaking politely to a customer.
Vous préférez avec du lait d'avoine ?
Do you prefer it with oat milk?
préférez
[pray-fay-RAY]
prefer
Used to ask what option someone likes better.
Vous préférez sans sucre ou avec sucre ?
Do you prefer it without sugar or with sugar?
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