How to Say ‘Where are you at exactly?’ in French
Où en êtes-vous exactement ?
OO ahn et voo eg-zakt-mahn
[OO ahn et voo eg-zakt-mahn]
Phrase Breakdown
Où en êtes-vous
OO ahn et voo
Where are you at
Question about progress. Say it as one smooth unit.
Où en êtes-vous aujourd'hui ?
Where are you at today?
Words in this phrase
Où
[OO]
where
Question word asking about place or location.
Où habites-tu ?
Where do you live?
en
[ahn]
(with 'où en être') at, in terms of progress
In 'où en être', asks how far along someone is.
Où en es-tu avec le rapport ?
How far along are you with the report?
êtes
[et]
are
Second person singular/plural form of 'to be'.
Vous êtes ici.
You are here.
-vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural 'you', attached by a hyphen after the verb in an inverted question.
Avez-vous une table libre ?
Do you have a free table?
exactement ?
eg-zakt-mahn
exactly?
Adverb for precision. Say 'eg-zak-tuh-man'.
C'est exactement ça.
That's exactly it.
Words in this phrase
exactement
[eg-zakt-mahn]
exactly
Used to show strong agreement or precision.
C'est exactement la réponse qu'on peut donner au sujet d'une culture idéale.
"That's exactly" the answer one can give about an ideal culture.
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