How do you say did go to France in French?

"Did you go to France?" can be translated in French in a few different ways depending on the context and formality. Here are some options:

Formal:

* Avez-vous été en France ? (This is the most formal and grammatically correct way to ask the question.)

Informal:

* Tu es allé(e) en France ? (This is informal and uses the "tu" form of the verb, which is used when speaking to someone you know well.)

* T'es allé(e) en France ? (This is even more informal and uses a contraction of "tu es")

* Es-tu allé(e) en France ? (This is slightly more formal than "tu es allé(e) en France," but still informal.)

Note:

* The verb "aller" (to go) needs to agree with the subject in the past participle. So, "aller" becomes "allé" for masculine subjects and "allée" for feminine subjects.

* "En France" is the correct preposition to use when talking about going to a country.

It's important to choose the appropriate form depending on your relationship with the person you are speaking to.