How to Say ‘Speak to you’ in French
Vous parler
voo par-LAY
[voo par-LAY]
💬 Usage Tip: In [vous parler], [vous] comes before the verb, so French says literally "to-you speak," not "speak to you." You can swap the person: [te parler] for one person you say [tu] to.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
The polite singular or plural form of you, used for teachers.
Je voudrais vous parler à la fin du cours.
I would like to speak to you at the end of class.
parler
[par-LAY]
to speak
The infinitive verb meaning to speak or talk.
Je voudrais vous parler de mon exercice.
I would like to speak to you about my exercise.
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