Sentence examples of "y" in French

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Nous y avons été auparavant. We've been there before.
Vous y êtes-vous faite ? Got the hang of it?
Il y a une grève. There is a strike.
Vous y êtes-vous fait ? Got the hang of it?
Il y avait deux gâteaux. There were two cakes.
Maintenant ça y ressemble davantage. Now this is more like it.
Tous y sont allés, non ? Everyone's went there, no?
Il y fait vraiment chaud. It's really hot there.
Niez-vous y être allé ? Do you deny that you went there?
il y aura du brouillard it will be foggy
Cette route vous y conduit. This road leads you there.
Finalement, elle y est parvenue. Finally she succeeded in it.
Elle y est allée hier. She went there yesterday.
Nous y réfléchirons en temps voulu. We'll think about it in due time.
Comment allons-nous y parvenir ? How are we going to get there?
Nous n'allons jamais y arriver. We'll never make it.
Allô, y a quelqu'un? Hello, is anybody there?
On ne peut rien y faire. There's nothing to be done about it.
Niez-vous y être allés ? Do you deny that you went there?
Je ne peux rien y faire. There's nothing I can do about it.
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