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How to Say ‘Will you leave me your name and email address?’ in French

Vous me laissez votre nom et votre adresse mail ?

voo muh leh-SAY vot-ruh nom eh vot-ruh ah-DRESS MEHL

[voo muh leh-SAY vot-ruh nom eh vot-ruh ah-DRESS MEHL]

💬 Usage Tip: In speech, a plain statement with a rising tone works as a question, with no word order change needed. Try Vous avez une salle privée ? "Do you have a private room?"

Phrase Breakdown

Vous me laissez

voo muh leh-SAY

Will you leave me

This is a polite request made with a plain statement and rising intonation. Say 'vou-me-lè-sé'.

Example

Vous me laissez un message ?

Will you leave me a message?

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?

[muh]

Object pronoun meaning 'me', placed before the verb.

Example

Tu peux me voir ?

Can you see me?

laissez

[leh-SAY]

leave

From 'laisser'; here, to leave or give information to someone.

Example

Vous laissez un message ?

Are you leaving a message?

votre nom

vot-ruh nom

your name

'Nom' has a nasal 'on' sound. The 'm' is silent.

Example

C'est à quel nom ?

Under what name?

Words in this phrase

votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

nom

[nom]

name

Refers to the person's name for the reservation.

Example

Je donne mon nom à l'accueil.

I give my name at reception.

et votre adresse mail ?

eh vot-ruh ah-DRESS MEHL

and your email address?

The 't' of 'et' is never pronounced. Say 'é-vo-tra-drès-mèl', rising at the end.

Example

Votre numéro et votre adresse mail.

Your number and your email address.

Words in this phrase

[eh]

and

Joins two thoughts or questions together.

Example

Et vous êtes venu aussi?

And did you come too?

votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

adresse

[ah-DRESS]

address

Feminine noun for the location of a house or building; note the single 'd' in French.

Example

Quelle est votre adresse ?

What is your address?

mail

[MEHL]

Informal French word for email, often in adresse mail.

Example

Envoyez-moi un mail demain.

Send me an email tomorrow.

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