How to Say ‘And did you finish it?’ in French
Et tu l'as fini ?
eh tyoo l ah fee-NEE
[eh tyoo l ah fee-NEE]
💬 Usage Tip: L' stands for 'it' and goes before the verb, not after. It can't stand alone, since it attaches to as.
Phrase Breakdown
Et tu l'as
eh tyoo l ah
And did you ... it
'L'' replaces 'le' (it) before 'as'. 'L'as' sounds like 'la'.
Et tu l'as vu ?
And did you see it?
Words in this phrase
Et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
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?
l'
[l]
it
Object pronoun replacing something already mentioned, like the breaker or heater.
Je l'ai vérifié aussi ce matin.
I checked it this morning too.
as
[ah]
have
Form of avoir used with tu to build the present perfect, as in have seen.
Tu as vu ça juste avant le but ?
Did you see that just before the goal?
fini ?
fee-NEE
finished
Past participle of 'finir'. Both syllables are clear: 'fi-ni'. Use rising intonation.
J'ai fini mon travail.
I finished my work.
Words in this phrase
fini
[fee-NEE]
finished
Past participle of 'finir' (to finish).
J'ai fini mon travail.
I finished my work.
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