French Phrases for Restaurants & Cafés I StreetFrench.org

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[nerys]

Je suis français mais je me sers de cette chaîne pour en apprendre plus en anglais, ça fonctionne aussi (lol)

[jojje-]

Great, your soft-spoken dialog is super for us early-stage learners. I suggest a follow-up video with more on what the waiter/ess might ask or tell you.

[strychninechristoche]

I am a French College teacher in the US and my students travel to France a lot. Your video is very well made, you speak very clearly and you give useful information showing the speciicities of the two countries . We definitely don't ask the same questions in restaurants in France because Food is really cultural in France ! thanks(I am French and I don't make compliments very often)

[phillipbrandel]

I remember trying to order a glass of champagne and meaning to say "je voudrais un verre de champagne, " but somehow I messed so badly that it came out as "je voudrais cinq verres de champagne" and the bartender looked at me funny and proceeded to pour me five glasses. Super embarrassing lol.

[mikeduckworth]

Terrific video....I REALLY like the ' street-smart" approach....Merci !

[endurojimmy]

Great Video, it took me years to figure this out just from overhearing the way french people would order meals.
Despite having visited France for over 30 years I still haven't figured out the differences between a Cafè, a bistro and a restaurant as in some Cafè's you can get a meal and some bistros you can just drop in and have a beer or coffee.

[Loveandlight-]

Thanks for your help it's a well presented video
I'm going to france for climbing mabey next year x

[stars]

Very helpful, thanks! Im learning french and its good to know how french people really speak

[MichelleFournier]

Je suis prof de français et je viens de découvrir cette chaîne. Je vais la partager avec mes élèves. Merci!

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[vaishnaviayyar]

Super ! Cette manière d'enseignement est très utile!

[rebeccadear]

Wow I just found you guys..merci ! I luv that you are doing daily french.this is really helpful!.keep on vlogging

[Armadeus]

note for americans:
entree in american english may mean the main dish in some states, but entree in british english (and french) means the dish before the main dish,

so i guess it's the entree to the entree.

[rouelibre]

Au Québec, the menu is called the menu, though we say la carte des vins. If we want to talk about a meal, menu is not used. Plat du jour ou table d'hôte ( reserved for fancy restaurants ) is more often used. In luncheons and diners, we say ' le spécial ' or 'spécial du jour '.

[timdiggle]

«Je voudrais » - in UK English it is considered polite to say "I would like ..." and simply saying "I want ..." or "I will have ..." is considered to be too abrupt. As a result when I often hear this word for word translation (as I often do when I am back in St Jean de Luz, my mother's home town) it almost always turns out to be a British tourist.

[softwater]

I could listen to this video all day.

Such an underrated, under utilized language.

In the Central Cali town I live in Spanish and Laotian helps.

[joanlynch]

Je veux un thé chaud s'il vous plait. Charlie, your French is really improving. Can I make a suggestion? When you go through the list of words, if both of you could say the words like one after the other. That way we hear it with a French accent first, then how we should sound with an American accent after that. Yes, I like this channel, good work!

[drugtdd]

could you possibly make a video on different variations of greetings/ ways of asking how some is? thanks!

[ВикторияКузнецова-ья]

Thanks a lot for this video!!! Love it 😊

[shakti.rathore]

You guys are really kind. Sympa genial magnifique 😅🎉❤