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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'.

Example

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.

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?

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.

Example

Je voudrais une chaise haute.

I'd like a high chair.

Words in this phrase

une

[ewn]

a

Indefinite article, feminine singular.

Example

Elle veut une pomme.

She wants an apple.

chaise

[shez]

chair

A seat for one person.

Example

Il manque une chaise.

A chair is missing.

haute

[oht]

high

Feminine of 'haut'; 'chaise haute' is a high chair for a baby.

Example

La tour est très haute.

The tower is very high.

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