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How to Say ‘And Friday at the same time, would you have anything?’ in French

Et vendredi à la même heure, vous auriez quelque chose ?

eh vahn-druh-DEE ah lah mehm UR voo oh-RYAY KEL-kuh SHOHZ

[eh vahn-druh-DEE ah lah mehm UR voo oh-RYAY KEL-kuh SHOHZ]

Phrase Breakdown

Et vendredi

eh vahn-druh-DEE

And Friday

'Et' sounds like 'é', and its 't' is never pronounced. Say 'vendredi' as 'van-druh-dee'.

Example

Et vendredi soir ?

And Friday evening?

Words in this phrase

[eh]

and

Joins two thoughts or questions together.

Example

Et vous êtes venu aussi?

And did you come too?

vendredi

[vahn-druh-DEE]

Friday

Day of the week.

Example

Vendredi soir, c'est possible.

Friday evening is possible.

à la même heure,

ah lah mehm UR

at the same time,

Link 'même' to 'heure', which starts with a silent 'h': 'mè-meur'.

Example

Je pars à la même heure.

I leave at the same time.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

[lah]

the

A definite article preceding a noun.

Example

La porte est ouverte.

The door is open.

même

[mehm]

same

Before a noun, 'même' means 'same'.

Example

La même table que la dernière fois.

The same table as last time.

heure

[UR]

time / hour

Here means a time of day.

Example

À quelle heure ouvrez-vous ?

What time do you open?

vous auriez quelque chose ?

voo oh-RYAY KEL-kuh SHOHZ

would you have something?

Use the 'z' liaison in 'vous auriez' and rising intonation for the polite question.

Example

Vous auriez quelque chose de moins cher ?

Would you have something cheaper?

Words in this phrase

vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

auriez

[oh-RYAY]

would have

Conditional of avoir, polite 'you' form.

Example

Vous auriez du feu ?

Would you have a light?

quelque

[KEL-kuh]

some

Combined with 'chose' to mean 'something'.

Example

Vous voulez quelque chose à boire ?

Would you like something to drink?

chose

[SHOHZ]

thing

A feminine noun meaning an object or matter.

Example

C'est une bonne chose.

It's a good thing.

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