Anyone speak French? Help please :D

[K. Rene]

So both pairs of my great grandparents on Mom's side were and spoke French but never taught my Papa and Nana. I am planning on getting a tattoo for my Birthday in Sept. and would like to words "savor life" incorporated into the tattoo and since French is part of my ancestry.. well you get the picture. I have gotten "sovourez la vie" out of a translator does that sound right? Any help would be appreciated, thanks

 

[Sharon]

I know "la vie" is life and I looked up savor like you did. I know that conjugation for savourer is the present plural "you" form. Kinda like "(You) savor life". like a command? Seems fine to me but I only know bad french.

 

[K. Rene]

Thanks Sharon. Where are all our French peoples???

 

[pridecity]

Gosh, I haven't read French in years. Too bad my Moroccan friend is asleep. He speaks only French (we communicate by very broken English and French and smiles. Lol).

 

[K. Rene]

Gosh, I haven't read French in years. Too bad my Moroccan friend is asleep. He speaks only French (we communicate by very broken English and French and smiles. Lol).

Wake him up and ask lol can he read English? I know how to ask for help in Spanish but that's not helpful :/

 

[Nova_C]

My coworker is from Cameroon and she says that Savourez la vie means to enjoy life, which is pretty synonymous.

 

[K. Rene]

My coworker is from Cameroon and she says that Savourez la vie means to enjoy life, which is pretty synonymous.

Okay thanks. So "savourez" not "savourer" is the right conjugation in the phrase savor life?

 

[Sharon]

Savourer is the unconjugated form: to savor. Savourez is you savor.