What does que faites-vous in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word que faites-vous in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use que faites-vous in French.

The word que faites-vous in French means what, what, that, that, that, than, let, so, so that, please, how, only, why, how, come ... or, as far as I know, as far as I know, as far as I can see, as far as I can tell, it is said that, with the exception that, except that, except, except that, whenever, provided + [indicative], provided that + [indicative], you'd think, you'd think that, at the idea of , at the thought of, as, unless, apart from the fact that has done , aside from the fact that has done, no sooner had ... than, had only just ... when, had barely ... when, now that, to the point where, to the point that, to such an extent that, so much so that, admit is , admit that is, Come what may!, so + [indicative], so that + [indicative], like to do , like doing, just as, as well as, along with, together with, plus, as I was saying, get ahead of yourself, run before you can walk, just as, while, when, even though, whereas, notice, after + [indicative], argue, argue that, check, wait for, expect to do, wait for to blow over, given that, given that, confirm, confirm that, if, as, in the same way as, just like, on the grounds that, on the basis that, so much so that, to such an extent that, as ... as, as ... as, as ... as, just as ... as, as well as, as best, as well as, just as well as, as well [adjective] as, as soon as, as much as, just as much as, as many + [countable noun] as, may as well, suffice to say, suffice to say that, as much as, as far as possible, as far as I know, as far as possible, suggest + [indicative], suggest that + [indicative], before + [indicative], before, with all due respect, warn that, need to do, have high hopes + [indicative], have high hopes that + [indicative], have an idea that + [verb], wish could do , wish that could do, think, rest assured, rest assured that, have the impression that, be under the impression that, be utterly convinced, be utterly convinced that, be under the clear impression, be under the clear impression that, have a feeling, have a feeling that, your eyes are bigger than your belly, have heard, have heard that, hardly be able to believe that, scarcely be able to believe that, be afraid + [indicative], be afraid that + [indicative], have every reason to think that, admit that has done , confess that has done, admit does , admit that does, be good for to do, although + [indicative], even though + [indicative], although + [adjective], of course + [indicative], of course not, Yes, of course!, That is how, then, and then, It's as simple as that!, As it's you!, it's when you fall on hard times that you find out who your friends are, this is how, this is why, Practice makes perfect., There's the rub, It's better than nothing, I can't help it, I can't help myself, that is why, it's that, it's just that. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word que faites-vous

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