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"have (2nd person plural)" in French

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The French translation for “have (2nd person plural)” is avez.

Examples of "have (2nd person plural)" in use

There are 28 examples of the French word for "have (2nd person plural)" being used:
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Do you have news from your brother? Avez-vous des nouvelles de votre frère ?
Do you have news from your daughter? Avez-vous des nouvelles de votre fille ?
Do you have news from your wife? Avez-vous des nouvelles de votre femme ?
Do you have grandchildren? Avez-vous des petits-enfants ?
You have a nice room on the first floor. Vous avez une jolie chambre au premier étage.
I hope you have some news. J’espère que vous avez des nouvelles.
Did you enjoy your meal? Vous avez bien mangé ?
You have some books. Vous avez des livres.
Have you made your choice? Avez-vous fait votre choix ?
Do you have change for one hundred francs? Avez-vous la monnaie de cent francs ?

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Did you enjoy your meal?,
Do you have any children? (formal),
Do you have any connecting rooms?,
Do you have any heavy-soled shoes?,
Do you have change for one hundred francs?,
Do you have grandchildren?,
Do you have news from your brother?,
Do you have news from your daughter?,
Do you have news from your father?,
Do you have news from your friend?,
Do you have news from your husband?,
Do you have news from your mother?,
Do you have news from your sister?,
Do you have news from your son?,
Do you have news from your wife?,
don’t have (2nd person plural),
Have you made your choice?,
How many trunks do you have?,
How old are you?,
I hope you have some news.
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