How to Say ‘At all’ in French
Du tout
dyoo too
[dyoo too]
💬 Usage Tip: [Du tout] strengthens a negative idea: [pas du tout] = [not at all], [plus du tout] = [not anymore at all]. Here it adds emphasis: absolutely no hot water.
Phrase Breakdown
Du
[dyoo]
at all
Part of the expression 'du tout,' used with negatives to emphasize 'not at all.'
Je n'ai pas d'eau chaude Du tout aujourd'hui.
I don't have any hot water at all today.
tout
[too]
at all
In the phrase 'du tout,' this word helps strengthen a negative statement.
Il n'y a plus d'eau chaude Du tout dans la salle de bain.
There is no hot water at all in the bathroom anymore.
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