How to Say ‘Have you checked the circuit breaker?’ in French
Vous avez vérifié le disjoncteur ?
voo ah-VAY vay-ree-FYAY luh dees-zhohnk-TUR
[voo ah-VAY vay-ree-FYAY luh dees-zhohnk-TUR]
Phrase Breakdown
Vous avez vérifié
voo ah-VAY vay-ree-FYAY
Have you checked
Use the liaison 'voo-za-vay', then 'vay-ree-fyay'.
Vous avez vérifié la porte ?
Did you check the door?
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?
avez
[ah-VAY]
have
Auxiliary 'avoir' (vous form) used to build the past tense.
Vous avez mangé ?
Have you eaten?
vérifié
[vay-ree-FYAY]
checked
Past participle of 'vérifier', to check.
J'ai vérifié la porte.
I checked the door.
le disjoncteur ?
luh dees-zhohnk-TUR
the circuit breaker?
'Disjoncteur' sounds like 'deez-zhonk-tuhr'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Le disjoncteur a sauté.
The circuit breaker tripped.
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
disjoncteur
[dees-zhohnk-TUR]
circuit breaker
Electrical safety switch that cuts power.
Où est le disjoncteur ?
Where is the circuit breaker?
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