Un café s’il vous plaît

Un café s’il vous plaît

Un café s’il vous plaît

In this post you are going to practice a short conversation: “Un café s’il vous plaît”, A coffee please. Learn how to pronounce and ask these questions correctly with this little conversation practice. Feel free to practice the other questions on the list.

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La cliente: Bonjour monsieur…  un café s’il vous plaît. Customer: Good morning, sir… a coffee please.
L’employé:  Un café…et avec ceci ? Employee: Coffee…and with this?
La cliente:  Le beignet Boston à l’érable, s’il vous plaît. Customer: The Boston maple donut, please.
L’employé: Voilà, madame, ça fait 3 dollars 50. Employee: Here you go, ma’am, that’s $3.50.
La cliente:  Tenez. Customer: Here you go
L’employé: Merci. Employee: Thank you.
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Use this question in a conversation here:

Petite conversation : Allons au restaurant

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Do you want to practice another Red and blue? Click on the image of your interest:

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Practice another French Resource here:

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