How to Say ‘Do you go inline skating here?’ in French
Vous faites du roller ici ?
voo FET dew roh-LAIR ee-see
[voo FET dew roh-LAIR ee-see]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a plain statement turned into a question just by raising your voice at the end. That's the most common way to ask a yes/no question in everyday speech.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous faites
voo FET
You do
Formal or plural 'you' with 'faire'. Pronounced 'voo fet'.
Vous faites quoi ce soir ?
What are you doing tonight?
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?
faites
[FET]
do (you do)
Form of 'faire' used with 'vous'.
Que faites-vous ce soir ?
What are you doing tonight?
du roller ici ?
dew roh-LAIR ee-see
rollerblading here?
'Ici' means 'here'. Raise your voice at the end to make it a question.
On fait du roller ici.
We rollerblade here.
Words in this phrase
du
[dew]
some (partitive)
Partitive article used with activities after 'faire'.
Il fait du vélo.
He goes cycling.
roller
[roh-LAIR]
roller skating / inline skates
Common French word for inline or roller skating.
J'aime le roller.
I like roller skating.
ici
[ee-see]
here
This place or location.
Restons ici pour un moment.
Let's stay here for a while.
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