How to Say ‘You must be tired now.’ in French
Tu dois être fatigué maintenant.
tyoo dwah E-truh fa-tee-GAY mehN-tuh-nawn
[tyoo dwah E-truh fa-tee-GAY mehN-tuh-nawn]
Phrase Breakdown
Tu dois être fatigué
tyoo dwah E-truh fa-tee-GAY
You must be tired
A supposition with 'devoir'. Say 'tü dwah EH-truh fah-tee-GAY'.
Après le match, tu dois être fatigué.
After the match, you must be tired.
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?
dois
[dwah]
must / have to
Form of 'devoir' for 'je', expressing obligation.
Je dois partir.
I have to leave.
être
[E-truh]
Be
A verb used to describe a state or condition, often used as an auxiliary verb.
Ça va être réparé demain.
It will be fixed tomorrow.
fatigué
[fa-tee-GAY]
tired
Adjective; masculine form of 'fatiguée'.
Je suis fatigué aujourd'hui.
I'm tired today.
maintenant.
mehN-tuh-nawn
now.
Means 'now'. Say 'mant-NAHN', with two nasal vowels and a silent final 't'.
On mange maintenant.
We're eating now.
Words in this phrase
maintenant
[mehN-tuh-nawn]
now
Referring to the present time or moment.
Maintenant, il est temps de partir.
Now, it is time to leave.
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