French Travel Language Guide: Part 2

Hello Everybody! How are you all doing today?

Welcome to my new French Travel Language Guide Post. It’s been a while since the last time I posted part 1. Writing this list was very helpful to me, as I’ve been practicing French again. It was so easy to tell what each word meant. But I need more practice. It’s been a year since I’ve stopped and I still can’t make proper conversation. I am still waiting for the right opportunity to use this one day.

So here are phrases and words translated from English to French:

1. What are you looking for?: Qu’est-ce que tu cherche?
2. Can I pay with cash/ credit card?: Puis-je payer en espèces / carte de crédit?
3. A table for one/ two, please: Une table pour un/deux, s’il vous plaît.
4. I reserved a table: J’ai réservé une table.
5. Can I see the menu/ wine list, please?: Puis-je voir le menu / la carte des vins, s’il vous plaît?
6. I would like…juice.: Je voudrais… du jus.
7. What is the difference between… and …?: Quelle est la différence entre… et…?
8. With/ without…, please: Avec / sans…, s’il vous plaît.
9. Is that… free: Est-ce gratuit.
10. Beer: Bière
11. Do you have vegetarian food?: Avez-vous de la nourriture végétarienne?
12. A glass of water, please: Un verre d’eau, s’il vous plaît.
13. Sparkling/ not sparkling, please.: Pétillant / pas pétillant, s’il vous plaît.
14. A glass of tap water, please.: Un verre d’eau du robinet, s’il vous plaît.
15. Waiter!: Serveur!
16. Waitress!: Serveuse!
17. Soft drink: Boisson gazeuse
18. The check, please: Le chèque, s’il vous plaît
19. Bottled water: Eau en bouteille
20. Breakfast: Petit déjeuner
21. Brunch: Brunch
22. Lunch: Déjeuner
23. Dinner: Dîner
24. To your health!: À ta santé!
25. Cheers!: À votre santé!
26. Enjoy your meal!: Bon appétit!
27. Good appetite: Bon appétit!
28. Salt: Sel
29. Pepper: Poivre
30. Sugar: Sucre
31. Butter: Beurre
32. Spicy: Piquant
33. Salty: Salé
34. Sweet: Sucré
35. Sour: Aigre
36. Bitter: Amer
37. Savory: Sarriette
37. Napkin: Serviette
39. Plate: Assiette
40. Bowl: Bol
41. Fork: Fourchette

I’ve noticed that French sounds like a mix of English and Spanish. Well, that is what I can tell. I hope to get better soon. But I haven’t practiced as much as I used to. The question is, where would I go first? Do I go to France or should I go to Quebec? It doesn’t matter where I go to I want to visit both. So lets cross our fingers that the comes sooner or later.

So please wish me good luck and have a nice day!

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See you all later and take care,

from Ijiserure.

French Travel Language Guide: Part 2

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