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Voulez Vouz Coucher Avec Moi
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Voulez-vous translates to “would you like? or “do you want?” These words are heard endlessly in the songs such as Voulez-Vous by Abba and Lady Marmalade (Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi Ce Soir). But, what exactly is it and how is it formed? Voulez-vous in the inversion of the words vous voulez, which mean “you want” in formal language.
Vous translates to either you formal or you plural (y’all or you guys). Voulez means want and is the second-person plural (y’all) form of the verb vouloir (to want). Interested in French expressions? This page offers the top 25 most useful French expressions you can use to speak fluently!
Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir? is the line heard in the song Lady Marmalade by Christina Aguilera in the movie Moulin Rouge.
We just learned voulez-vous . This means do you want, or literally “want you?” It would also be written, “ Est-ce que vous voulez ?”, which also also means do you want?
Coucher means to sleep or go to bed and avec moi means with me. So, Voulez-vous coucher avec moi means do you want to sleep or go to bed with me.
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Voulez-vous doesn’t just appear in the titles and lyrics of these songs, but is very commonly used in French. Voulez-vous can either be followed by an infinitive (to form of the verb, e.g. to eat) or by a thing or object.
Voulez-vous can also be written are a) Est-ce que vous voulez (mentioned above) and b) Veux-tu? or Est-ce que que tu veux? This is the familiar -tu- form.
When not inverted you may see the following:
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"Luc se couche tard tous les jours" means: select ... Luc wakes up late every day Luc gets up late every day Luc goes to bed late every day Luc sleeps on the couch late every day
"Tu te couches souvent à 9 heures" means: select ... You often go to bed at 9 You often get up at 9 You often sit on the couch at 9 You often wake up at 9
Cette année, Manon select ... veux vouloit voule veut vraiment parler français couramment. (This year, Manon really wants to speak French fluently.)
Nous select ... vons voulons veulons voulez acheter une maison. (We want to buy a house.)
''Lisez-vous ce livre'' means: select ... You're reading this book, aren't you? Read your book! Read this book, all of you! Are you reading this book?
"Allez-vous au cinéma ce soir" means: select ... Are you going to the cinema tonight? Go to the cinema tonight! To go with you to the cinema tonight?
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Usage notes: Many Americans have this idea that the French expression voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ? is a great pick-up line. Others don’t know what it means, yet think it’s a cool thing to say to prove that they know a bit of French. They’re all wrong, for two reasons.
1. Inversion and vous are both very formal, which doesn’t make sense in the context of trying to pick someone up*—unless you’re talking to more than one person. So if anything, the question should be Tu as envie de coucher avec moi ce soir ? However …
2. The French don’t often use pick-up lines, and when they do, they’re not in-your-face direct like this one – see French pick-up lines .
I know what you’re going to say: "shouldn’t it be voulez-vous vous coucher ?” The answer is no. Coucher means “to put someone (e.g., the baby) down to bed," and it also means “to go to bed in order to have sex.” The pronominal se coucher means “to go to bed in order to sleep," which is clearly not what you’re asking here.
So the bottom line is that yes, the grammar is correct, but no, you should never say this.
* Someone once explained the reason for the unusual formality to me: In the song Lady Marmalade , which is essentially where this expression came from, it’s not a pick-up line spoken by a man to a woman, but rather a business proposition from a woman to a man. Also, it takes place in New Orleans, and Acadiens (like Quebecois) prefer inversion even in informal settings.
Have you ever heard – or used – voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir other than in Lady Marmalade ? Share your stories below!
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e.e. cummings wrote it in a poem before the song came out
Do you want to sleep with me tonight?
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