/a.ve.vu/
Translation
do you have (formal inversion)
Word origin
A phrase combining avez, the second-person plural of avoir (from Latin habere, 'to have'), with the inverted pronoun vous (from Latin vos, 'you').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- habere + vos
Examples
- reservation .
Do you have a reservation in your name.
- Louvre.
Have you ever visited the Louvre museum.
- ' .
Do you need help finding your seat.
- cette , .
Did you sleep well last night, sir.
- .
Do you have any questions before we begin.
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