How to Say ‘Have you seen an anime?’ in French
Tu as vu un anime ?
tyoo ah vew uhn a-nee-MAY
[tyoo ah vew uhn a-nee-MAY]
💬 Usage Tip: To talk about something already done, use as plus a past form like vu. Swap it to ask about other things: Tu as lu un manga ? "Have you read a manga?"
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as vu
tyoo ah vew
Have you seen / Did you watch
The passé composé of 'voir' (to see). 'Tu as' flows into 'tu a', and 'vu' uses the French 'u' sound: round your lips and say 'ee'.
Tu as vu ce film ?
Have you seen this movie?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[tyoo]
you
An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.
Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?
Do you work in a start-up or a large company?
as
[ah]
have
Form of avoir meaning you have.
Tu as un moment pour parler des devoirs ?
Do you have a moment to talk about homework?
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 anime ?
uhn a-nee-MAY
an anime?
Link 'un' to 'anime' with a liaison 'n': 'un-n-a-nee-may'. The question rises in pitch at the end.
Je regarde un anime.
I'm watching an anime.
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.
anime
[a-nee-MAY]
anime
Japanese animated series; masculine noun in French.
J'adore cet anime.
I love this anime.
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