How to Say ‘You watch / Are you watching’ in French
Tu regardes
too ruh-gard
[too ruh-gard]
💬 Usage Tip: "Tu" is informal singular "you." "Regardes" can mean both "watch" and "are watching" in everyday French.
🇫🇷 In France: Very natural for chatting with a friend about football on TV.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
you
Informal singular subject pronoun used when speaking to one person you know well.
Tu regardes le match ce soir.
You are watching the match tonight.
regardes
[ruh-gard]
watch / are watching
Second person singular form of regarder, meaning to watch or look at.
Le soir, tu regardes souvent le football.
In the evening, you often watch football.
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