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How to Say ‘And you, your weekend?’ in French

Et toi, ton week-end ?

eh twah tohn week END

[eh twah tohn week END]

Phrase Breakdown

Et toi,

eh twah

And you,

'Ay twa', with a short pause after it. This turns the question back to the other person.

Example

Et toi, tu viens ?

And you, are you coming?

Words in this phrase

[eh]

and

Joins two thoughts or questions together.

Example

Et vous êtes venu aussi?

And did you come too?

toi

[twah]

you

Referring to the person or people someone is addressing.

Example

Je ne peux pas vivre sans toi.

I cannot live without you.

ton week-end ?

tohn week END

your weekend?

Use a rising tone. The nasal 'on' in 'ton' has no 'n' sound.

Example

Ton week-end était bien ?

Was your weekend good?

Words in this phrase

ton

[tohn]

your

A possessive form of you, indicating ownership.

Example

Ton ami est ici.

Your friend is here.

week

[week]

week (in weekend)

First part of the borrowed English word 'week-end'.

Example

Ton week-end était bien ?

Was your weekend good?

end

[END]

end (in weekend)

Second part of the borrowed word 'week-end'.

Example

Le week-end passe vite.

The weekend goes by fast.

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