How to Say ‘How many will you be’ in French
Vous serez
voo suh-ray
[voo suh-ray]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses [être] for group size: [vous serez combien ?] / [nous serons dix]. It sounds like "you will be / we will be," but in real use it means how many people there will be.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you'; used politely in customer service.
Vous serez installés dans la salle du fond.
You will be seated in the room at the back.
serez
[suh-ray]
will be
Future tense of 'être'; used to ask or state how many people there will be.
Vous serez combien pour le dîner de groupe ?
How many will you be for the group dinner?
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