How to Say ‘Have a seat, I'll bring it to you.’ in French
Installez-vous, je vous l'apporte.
an-sta-LAY voo zhuh voo l ah-port
[an-sta-LAY voo zhuh voo l ah-port]
Phrase Breakdown
Installez-vous,
an-sta-LAY voo
Take a seat,
A polite instruction. Say 'in-sta-lé vou', with a nasal 'in'.
Installez-vous ici.
Sit down here.
Words in this phrase
Installez
[an-sta-LAY]
settle / sit down
Imperative of 's'installer', to make oneself comfortable.
Installez-vous à cette table.
Have a seat at this table.
-vous
[voo]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun attached to the verb in the command 'sit down'.
Dans « Asseyez-vous. », « -vous » fait partie du verbe pronominal.
In “Sit down.”, “-vous” is part of the reflexive verb.
je vous l'apporte.
zhuh voo l ah-port
I'll bring it to you.
Say 'jeu vou la-port'. The final e is silent.
Je vous l'apporte à table.
I'll bring it to your table.
Words in this phrase
je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
vous
[voo]
to you
Indirect object pronoun: the person receiving something.
Je vous donne la monnaie.
I give you the change.
l'
[l]
it
Object pronoun replacing something already mentioned, like the breaker or heater.
Je l'ai vérifié aussi ce matin.
I checked it this morning too.
apporte
[ah-port]
bring
From the verb apporter, meaning to bring something somewhere.
J'apporte mon ordinateur en classe.
I bring my computer to class.
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