How to Say ‘Do you go’ in French
Tu vas
tu vah
[tu vah]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally « you go », but in context it can mean how fast you move. French often uses simple verbs in flexible ways.
🇫🇷 In France: In spoken French, short question chunks like this often appear before the key word, like « vite ».
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[tu]
you
Informal singular subject pronoun.
Tu vas souvent faire du roller ?
Do you often go skating?
vas
[vah]
go
From aller; literally means go, but in this context helps ask about speed.
Tu vas vite en roller ?
Do you go fast on skates?
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