How to Say ‘We will wait for you’ in French
Nous vous attendrons
noo voo ah-tahn-DRON
[noo voo ah-tahn-DRON]
💬 Usage Tip: [Attendre] often means waiting, but in [nous vous attendrons] it usually means [we'll be expecting you]. That's a very common French way to confirm a reservation or appointment.
Phrase Breakdown
Nous
[noo]
we
The French subject pronoun for we.
Nous vous attendrons à l'entrée du restaurant.
We will wait for you at the entrance of the restaurant.
vous
[voo]
you
An object pronoun meaning you. Here it means the restaurant staff will wait for you.
Nous vous attendrons même en cas de retard.
We will wait for you even in case of delay.
attendrons
[ah-tahn-DRON]
will wait for
A future tense form of attendre, meaning will wait for.
Nous vous attendrons jusqu'à votre arrivée.
We will wait for you until your arrival.
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