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Phrase Review 81-85

French

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Je voudrais réserver une table pour [nombre] personnes. — I’d like to reserve a table for [number] people.
Avez-vous une table libre ? — Do you have a free table?
Puis-je voir le menu, s’il vous plaît ? — May I see the menu, please?
Quelle est la spécialité de la maison ? — What’s the house specialty?
Je suis allergique à… — I’m allergic to…
Sans gluten / sans lactose, s’il vous plaît. — Gluten-free / lactose-free, please.
Je voudrais commander… — I’d like to order…
L’addition, s’il vous plaît. — The bill, please.
Est-il possible de payer par carte de crédit ? — Can I pay by credit card?
Interdiction de fumer — No smoking
Combien ça coûte ? — How much does it cost?
C’est en promotion ? — Is it on sale?
Je peux payer par carte ? — Can I pay by card?
Vous l’avez dans une autre taille / couleur ? — Do you have it in another size/color?
Je voudrais celui-ci / celle-ci, s’il vous plaît. — I’d like this one, please.
Donnez-m’en un kilo, s’il vous plaît. — I’ll take a kilo, please.
Vous me faites un petit rabais ? — Can you give me a little discount?
Je regarde seulement. — I’m just looking.
Je peux l’essayer ? — Can I try it on?
J’aime / Je n’aime pas. — I like it / I don’t like it.
Ça va ? — How’s it going?
Qu’est-ce que tu fais de beau ? — What are you up to?
Dans le coin / par ici — Around here
Salut ! Ça va ? — Hi! How are you?
Comment ça va ? — How are things going?
Quel temps fait-il aujourd’hui ? — What’s the weather like today?
C’est un endroit agréable pour vivre, non ? — It’s a nice place to live, isn’t it?
Depuis combien de temps tu vis ici ? — How long have you lived here?
Qu’est-ce que tu me conseilles de voir ? — What do you recommend I see?
Y a-t-il des événements intéressants ces jours-ci ? — Any interesting events these days?
Les gens ici sont très accueillants. — People here are very welcoming.
Ce quartier a une bonne ambiance. — This area has a nice atmosphere.
Enchanté(e) ! — Nice to meet you!
Tout le plaisir est pour moi. — My pleasure.
Tu es d’ici ? — Are you from here?
J’aime parler avec les gens du coin. — I like talking with locals.
Merci pour le conseil. — Thanks for the advice.
On se reverra peut-être bientôt ! — Maybe we’ll see each other soon!
Appelez une ambulance ! — Call an ambulance!
Il y a eu un accident. — There’s been an accident.
Je me sens mal. — I feel sick.
J’ai besoin d’un médecin. — I need a doctor.
Où se trouvent les urgences ? — Where is the emergency room?
J’ai mal ici. — I have pain here.
J’ai de la fièvre. — I have a fever.
Où est la pharmacie ? — Where’s the pharmacy?
J’ai mal à la tête. — I have a headache.
J’ai mal au ventre. — I have a stomachache.
Je me suis évanoui(e). — I passed out.
J’ai du mal à respirer. — I can’t breathe.
Quelle heure est-il ? — What time is it?
Il est une heure. — It’s 1 o’clock.
Il est deux (trois, quatre…) heures. — It’s 2 (3, 4…) o’clock.
Il est midi. — It’s noon.
Il est minuit. — It’s midnight.
… et quart — … and a quarter
… et demie — … and a half
… moins le quart — … minus a quarter
Le lundi — on Mondays (in general)
Lundi — this Monday
À minuit — at midnight
À trois heures — at 3 o’clock
Le matin — in the morning
Depuis hier — since yesterday
J’ai un rendez-vous à 10 heures. — I have an appointment at 10.
On peut se voir demain ? — Can we meet tomorrow?
À quelle heure on se retrouve ? — What time shall we meet?
On se voit à huit heures du soir. — See you at 8 p.m.
C’est pour aujourd’hui ou pour demain ? — Is it for today or tomorrow?
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