How do you say "At all" in French?

"At all" in French is "Du tout". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘At all’ in French

Q: What does "Du tout" mean in English?

"Du tout" means "At all" in English. Usage tip: [Du tout] strengthens a negative idea: [not at all] or [none at all]. You will often hear it after [ne ... pas] or [ne ... plus].

Du tout

dyoo too

[dyoo too]

💬 Usage Tip: [Du tout] strengthens a negative idea: [not at all] or [none at all]. You will often hear it after [ne ... pas] or [ne ... plus].

Phrase Breakdown

[dyoo]

at all

Part of the fixed expression 'du tout,' used for emphasis in negatives.

Example

Il n'y a plus d'eau chaude du tout.

There is no hot water at all anymore.

tout

[too]

all

In 'du tout,' it helps emphasize 'not at all' or 'none at all.'

Example

Je n'ai plus d'eau chaude du tout ici.

I don't have any hot water at all here anymore.

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