ferez-vous

will you do…?

→ faire

phrase Rare #27,146

will you do…? Formal or neutral question form of “faire” (“to do” or “to make”), with the subject pronoun placed after the verb.

FR: Ferez-vous le nécessaire ?

EN: Will you do what’s needed?

What kind of work will you be doing?

Will you circulate these documents?

Will you trust me?

— Star Trek III : À la recherche de Spock (1984)

Will you do me a favor?

Will you do it?

How will you get here?

— Burning (2018)

Won't you do anything?

— Le Seigneur des anneaux : Les Deux Tours (2002)

Would you do us the honor of sharing our meal?

— Ne Zha 2 (2025)

And will you do it again?

— Star Trek III : À la recherche de Spock (1984)

Would you do us the pleasure and honor of being our guest someday?

— The Count of Monte Cristo (2024)

How will you do it?

— Psychose (1960)

Would you do me the honor of telling me your plans?

— Le Voleur de bicyclette (1948)

If you and Katie are already rowing, how will you manage after mass?

— Mystic River (2003)

How will you make the list?

— Lost in Thailand (2012)

Will you do us the honor of dancing a few steps?