How to Say ‘Would you have a high chair?’ in French
Vous auriez une chaise haute ?
voo oh-RYAY ewn shez oht
[voo oh-RYAY ewn shez oht]
💬 Usage Tip: Vous auriez…? "would you have…?" is a polite way to ask for anything. It's reusable: Vous auriez une table en terrasse ? "Would you have a table outside?"
Phrase Breakdown
Vous auriez
voo oh-RYAY
Would you have
A polite conditional form of 'avoir'. Link the 's' of 'vous' to 'auriez' with a 'z' sound: 'vou-zo-ryé'.
Vous auriez un stylo ?
Would you have a pen?
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
auriez
[oh-RYAY]
would have
Conditional of avoir, polite 'you' form.
Vous auriez du feu ?
Would you have a light?
une chaise haute ?
ewn shez oht
a high chair?
Do not link 'chaise' and 'haute', because the 'h' is aspirated. Let your voice rise at the end for the question.
Je voudrais une chaise haute.
I'd like a high chair.
Words in this phrase
une
[ewn]
a
Indefinite article, feminine singular.
Elle veut une pomme.
She wants an apple.
chaise
[shez]
chair
A seat for one person.
Il manque une chaise.
A chair is missing.
haute
[oht]
high
Feminine of 'haut'; 'chaise haute' is a high chair for a baby.
La tour est très haute.
The tower is very high.
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