What's "are you there yet?", "having fun?" and "check our inbox when you get back" in French? Thanks!
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To translate the phrases "Are you there yet?", "Having fun?", and "Check our inbox when you get back" into French, you can use the following translations:
1. "Are you there yet?" can be translated as "Es-tu déjà arrivé(e) ?" in French.
To get this translation, you can follow these steps:
- Start by looking up the translation of each word individually. "Are" translates to "Es-tu" (used when addressing someone you know well), "you" translates to "tu", and "there yet" translates to "déjà arrivé(e)".
- Combine the translations to form the full sentence: "Es-tu déjà arrivé(e) ?"
2. "Having fun?" can be translated as "Tu t'amuses bien ?" in French.
To get this translation, you can follow these steps:
- Translate each word separately. "Having" translates to "Tu as", "fun" translates to "t'amuses bien".
- Combine the translations to form the full sentence: "Tu t'amuses bien ?"
3. "Check our inbox when you get back" can be translated as "Vérifiez notre boîte de réception lorsque vous serez de retour" in French.
To get this translation, you can follow these steps:
- Translate each word individually. "Check" translates to "Vérifiez", "our" translates to "notre", "inbox" translates to "boîte de réception", "when" translates to "lorsque" or "quand", "you get back" translates to "vous serez de retour".
- Combine the translations to form the full sentence: "Vérifiez notre boîte de réception lorsque vous serez de retour".
Please note that the translations provided are one way to express these phrases in French, and slight variations may be possible depending on the context and the level of formality desired.