What does let you means in french?

"Let you" doesn't have a direct translation in French as a standalone phrase. It's usually part of a longer sentence and the translation depends on the context.

Here are some possible translations depending on the sentence:

* "Let you" as a permission:

* "Te laisser" - This means "to let you" in the sense of giving permission.

* Example: "Je te laisse aller" - "I let you go."

* "Let you" as an action:

* "Te permettre" - This means "to allow you" or "to let you".

* Example: "Je te permets de sortir" - "I let you go out."

* "Let you" as part of a phrase:

* You might need to rephrase the entire sentence to translate it accurately. For example:

* "Let you know" would be translated as "te faire savoir" or "te prévenir."

* "Let you go" would be translated as "te laisser partir" or "te lâcher."

Please provide the full sentence so I can give you a more accurate translation.