QUELQUES PHRASES UTILES LORS DE VOTRE VOYAGE À NEW YORK



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QUELQUES PHRASES UTILES LORS DE VOTRE VOYAGE À NEW YORK Mots et expressions du quotidien Bonjour : hello ou hi Au revoir : bye Bonne journée : have a good day Comment allez-vous? : how are you doing? Je vais bien : I'm fine Merci : thank you ou thanks Il n'y a pas de quoi : You're welcome Manger : to eat Boire : to drink Comprenez-vous? : do you understand? Je ne comprends pas : I don't understand Excusez-moi : excuse me Parlez-vous le français? : do you speak french? Je veux : I want Je voudrais : I would like Combien cela coûte-t-il? how much is it? C'est trop cher : it is too expensive A la douane Carte d'identité : ID (identity card) Devises étrangères : foreign currency Douanier : customs officer Objets personnels : personal effects Passeport : passport Quel est l'objet de votre voyage? : what is the purpose of your trip? Rien à déclarer? : nothing to declare? Vacances : vacation A l'hôtel Réservation : booking Avez-vous des chambres : Do you have any rooms? Chambre simple : single room Chambre double : double room Salle de bain particulière : private bathroom Quel est le prix de cette chambre? : What is the rate of this room? A quelle heure doit-on libérer la chambre? What is check out time?

Au restaurant Addition : bill ou check Boisson : drink Boisson sans alcool : soft drink Déjeuner : lunch Dessert : dessert Dîner : dinner Eau : water Eau du robinet : tap water Eau gazeuse : sparkling water Eau minérale : spring water Épicerie de quartier : delicatessen Est-ce que je pourrais en avoir encore? : can I have some more? Menu : menu Pain : bread Petit déjeuner : breakfast Plats du jour : specials Pourboire : tip Pour emporter : to take away ou to take out Pour manger sur place : on-site ou eat in Serveur : waiter Serveuse : waitress Vin : wine En ville A droite : on the right A gauche : on the left Au nord de Manhattan : uptown Au sud de Manhattan : downtown Métro : subway Pâté de maisons : block Rue : street Taxi : taxi ou cab Carte de métro (ticket) : metro card Plan du métro : subway map Espace et temps Lundi : Monday Mardi: Tuesday Mercredi : Wednesday Jeudi : Thursday

Vendredi : Friday Samedi : Saturday Dimanche : Sunday Matin : morning Midi : noon Après-midi : afternoon Soir : evening Après : after Avant : before Aujourd'hui : today Demain : tomorrow Hier : yesterday Encore : again Là-haut : up there Maintenant : now Où : where Pendant : during Près : near Quand : when Tard : late Tôt : early A demain : See you tomorrow Heure : hour Horaire : schedule Minute : minute Quelle heure est-il? what time is it? Il est 1 heure : it's one Il est midi : it's noon Il est minuit : it's midnight Shopping 10 cents : a dime 25 cents : a quarter Argent : money Au détail : retail Baskets (chaussures) : sneakers Bijou : jewel Bottes : boots Boutique : shop Capuche : hood Casquette : cap Ceinture : belt

Chapeau : hat Chaussettes : socks Chaussons : slippers Chaussures : shoes Chemise : shirt Coton : cotton Cravate : tie Cuir : leather Drap : sheet Echarpe : scarf «En gros» : whole sale Espèces : cash Etiquette : tag Gants : gloves Grands magasins : department stores Imperméable (manteau) : raincoat Jouet : toy Journal : newspaper Jupe : skirt Lacet : lace Laine : wool Livre : book Lunettes : glasses Lunettes de soleil : sunglasses Marchander : to bargain Marché : market Mode : fashion Monnaie : change On ne rend pas la monnaie : exact change Or : gold Panier : basket Pantalon : pants Pièce de monnaie : coin Poids : weight Pointure : size Prix : price Pull-over : sweater Rétrécir : to shrink Robe : dress Sac : bag Sac à main : hand bag Short : shorts Soie : silk

Soldes : sales Sous-vêtements : underwear Soutien-gorge : bra Supermarché : supermarket Taie d'oreiller : pillowcase Tarif : fare ou rate Uni : plain Veste, manteau : jacket Les nombres Nombre : number Un, une : one Deux : two Trois : three Quatre : four Cinq : five Six : six Sept : seven Huit : eight Neuf : nine Dix : ten Onze : eleven Douze : twelve Treize : thirteen Quatorze : fourteen Quinze : fifteen Seize : sixteen Dix-sept : seventeen Dix-huit : eighteen Dix-neuf : nineteen Vingt : twenty Vingt et un : twenty-one Trente : thirty Quarante : forty Cinquante : fifty Soixante : sixty Soixante-dix : seventy Quatre-vingts : eighty Quatre-vingts-dix : ninety Cent : one hundred Mille : one thousand