How to Say ‘Wouldn't you have a table?’ in French
Vous n'auriez pas une table ?
voo n oh-RYAY pah ewn TAH-bluh
[voo n oh-RYAY pah ewn TAH-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: The ne... pas here doesn't really make it negative. Asking "wouldn't you have...?" is a softened way of saying "would you have...?"
Phrase Breakdown
Vous n'auriez pas
voo n oh-RYAY pah
Wouldn't you have
A polite negative question in the conditional. 'N'auriez' sounds like 'no-ryé'.
Vous n'auriez pas l'heure ?
Would you have the time?
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?
n'
[n]
not
Shortened form of 'ne', the first part of a negation used with 'pas', before a vowel.
Il n'y a pas de marches.
There are no steps.
auriez
[oh-RYAY]
would have
Conditional of avoir, polite 'you' form.
Vous auriez du feu ?
Would you have a light?
pas
[pah]
not
Used with 'ne' to form a negative.
Je ne comprends pas.
I do not understand.
une table ?
ewn TAH-bluh
a table?
'Table' sounds like 'tabl', with a short final 'l'. Raise your voice at the end.
Une table pour deux ?
A table for two?
Words in this phrase
une
[ewn]
a
Indefinite article, feminine singular.
Elle veut une pomme.
She wants an apple.
table
[TAH-bluh]
table
A table at a restaurant; feminine noun.
Une table pour deux, s'il vous plaît.
A table for two, please.
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