How to Say ‘Have you seen any discharge?’ in French
Vous avez vu un écoulement ?
voo ah-VAY vew uhn ay-kool-MAHN
[voo ah-VAY vew uhn ay-kool-MAHN]
Phrase Breakdown
Vous avez vu
voo ah-VAY vew
Have you seen
This is the passé composé of 'voir'. Link the s as a z: 'voo-za-vay-vü'.
Vous avez vu ce film ?
Have you seen this film?
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?
avez
[ah-VAY]
have
Auxiliary 'avoir' (vous form) used to build the past tense.
Vous avez mangé ?
Have you eaten?
vu
[vew]
seen
Past participle of voir, used in tu as vu meaning did you see / have you seen.
Tu as vu le gardien plonger ?
Did you see the goalkeeper dive?
un écoulement ?
uhn ay-kool-MAHN
a discharge?
'Écoulement' means a discharge or leak. Link the n: 'uh-nay-kool-mahn'.
Il y a un écoulement d'eau.
There is a water leak.
Words in this phrase
un
[uhn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un casque est important pour le roller.
A helmet is important for inline skating.
écoulement
[ay-kool-MAHN]
discharge
Masculine noun for liquid flowing out, e.g. from the nose.
Il y a un écoulement clair.
There is a clear discharge.
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