What does you have not got in French?

The phrase "you have not got" in French depends on the context and the specific item being discussed. Here are a few ways to say it:

Formal:

* Vous n'avez pas: This is the most general way to say "you have not got" in the formal "vous" form. For example, "Vous n'avez pas de voiture" means "You don't have a car."

* Il ne vous reste pas: This translates to "you do not have left" and can be used when referring to something that you used to have but no longer do. For example, "Il ne vous reste pas de temps" means "You don't have any time left."

Informal:

* T'as pas: This is a very informal way to say "you have not got" using the informal "tu" form. For example, "T'as pas de stylo?" means "Don't you have a pen?"

* Tu n'as pas: This is a slightly more formal version of the informal "tu" form. For example, "Tu n'as pas d'argent" means "You don't have any money."

To give a more accurate translation, please provide me with the specific item you are referring to. For example, "You have not got a pen" or "You have not got any time left."