How to Say ‘Do you have something cheaper?’ in French
Vous avez moins cher ?
voo ah-vay mwahn share
[voo ah-vay mwahn share]
💬 Usage Tip: [Moins cher] means less expensive, a common way to ask for a cheaper option. You can swap in other comparisons the same way: [plus grand] = bigger, [moins loin] = less far.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you
Formal or plural you, used when speaking to staff.
Vous avez moins cher en promotion ?
Do you have something cheaper on sale?
avez
[ah-vay]
have
From avoir, used to ask if something is available.
Vous avez moins cher dans une autre marque ?
Do you have something cheaper in another brand?
moins
[mwahn]
less
Used here to mean lower in price.
Vous avez moins cher pour ce modèle ?
Do you have something cheaper for this model?
cher
[share]
expensive / cheap
With moins, it means less expensive, so cheaper.
Vous avez moins cher en noir ?
Do you have something cheaper in black?
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