Vous aussi is pronounced as "vooz oh-see" in French.
"Ã vous aussi" means "to you too" in French.
I do thank you for asking. Parlez-vous bien le français aussi?
Et: a (like the letter a) Toi: twa Aussi: oh-see a twa oh-see
There are two ways to say "and you too" in French. Et toi aussi is used for a friend and is singular. If you mean more than one person or a person you do not really know the formal is Et vous aussi.
When talking to someone a person is close to or familiar with "Tu devrais venir aussi". When talking to a stranger, a person in a position of authority, an elder, it can be translated as "Vous devriez venir aussi", which is more formal.
vous aussi means 'you too' in French.
vous aussi amoureux love you too
"Ã vous aussi" means "to you too" in French.
j'ai = I have mlle = the abbreviation for mademoiselle, meaning 'miss' in English vous aussi = you too maybe there is a mispelling in the second word, as the overall phrase doesn't makes sense.
vous êtes belle (to a woman) aussi, vous êtes beau (to a man) aussi.
I love you too is "je t'aime aussi" in French.
you too or you also
It is pronounced oh-sea. The word translates into English as also, or too.
vous l'aimez aussi
Merci, vous aussi
and you two = et vous deuxand you too = et vous aussi
Well, you too if that's what you want