How to Say ‘Do you have any questions?’ in French
Vous avez des questions ?
voo ah-VAY day kes-TYOHN
[voo ah-VAY day kes-TYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: Raising your voice at the end turns a plain statement into a question, with no change in word order. Vous avez des questions. said flat just states "You have questions."
Phrase Breakdown
Vous avez
voo ah-VAY
You have / Do you have
Link with a 'z' sound: 'voo-za-vay'.
Vous avez un stylo ?
Do you have a pen?
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?
des questions ?
day kes-TYOHN
any questions?
'Des' means some or any. Say 'day kes-tyohn?' with a rising tone.
J'ai des questions.
I have some questions.
Words in this phrase
des
[day]
some / plural indefinite article
Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.
Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.
Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.
questions
[kes-TYOHN]
questions
Plural of 'question': things you ask.
J'ai deux questions sur le poste.
I have two questions about the job.
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