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Welcome to a new episode of âRepeat After Meâ by Nos Parcours, where learning French becomes simple, fun, and truly practical! đżâš
In todayâs episode, weâll explore 50 essential French sentences you can use in any restaurant â whether youâre sitting in a cozy cafĂ© in MontrĂ©al, a sunny terrace in Nice, or a small bistro in Paris.
Eating out is one of the best parts of travelling or living in a French-speaking country, but it can also feel intimidating when you donât know how to order, ask for a table, or tell the waiter what youâd like. This episode is here to change that.
đŁïžÂ How it works:
Each sentence is spoken first in English, then in French, and repeated twice so that you can listen carefully, repeat confidently, and improve your pronunciation and rhythm. These sentences are clear, natural, and exactly what native speakers use every day in real situations.
From saying âUne table pour deux, sâil vous plaĂźtâ to âLâaddition, sâil vous plaĂźtâ, youâll master how to:
Ask for a table or make a reservation
Order food and drinks naturally
Describe your preferences and allergies
Ask questions politely
Compliment the meal or service
Handle common moments like asking for the bill or ordering dessert
Youâll also learn the subtle phrases that make you sound polite, friendly, and confident â like âEst-ce quâon peut sâasseoir Ă cĂŽtĂ© de la fenĂȘtre ?â (Can we sit by the window?) or âCâĂ©tait dĂ©licieux !â (It was delicious!).
đŻÂ Who is this episode for?
This lesson is perfect for:
Beginners who want to start speaking French right away
Travellers preparing for a trip to France or Canada
French learners who want to feel comfortable in everyday conversations
Anyone who wants to sound more natural when speaking
đĄÂ Tip: Listen to this episode at least three times â once to understand, once to repeat, and once to reinforce your memory. Repetition is the key to progress!
As you repeat out loud, your pronunciation will become smoother, your confidence will grow, and these sentences will start coming to you automatically â like second nature.
âšÂ Examples youâll hear today:
Is there a table available? â Vous avez une table de libre ?
Can I have it without onions, please? â Puis-je lâavoir sans oignons, sâil vous plaĂźt ?
Still or sparkling water? â Plate ou gazeuse ?
The food was delicious! â La nourriture Ă©tait dĂ©licieuse !
Have a nice evening! â Passez une bonne soirĂ©e !
These short, simple dialogues are the building blocks of real communication. Each phrase helps you sound more fluent and confident â not just memorizing words, but living the language.
đžÂ Why this matters:
Learning French isnât about perfection â itâs about connection. When you can order your food, smile, and say a few words naturally, youâre not just learning a language; youâre opening doors to experiences, cultures, and people.
đ§Â So, get comfortable, take a deep breath, and repeat after me!
By the end of this episode, youâll be able to handle any restaurant situation with ease and charm â from ordering your favourite dish to asking for dessert with confidence.
And donât forget to subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever youâre listening â so you wonât miss the next episode of Repeat After Me.
Because every word you learn brings you closer to speaking French naturally. Repeat After Me đšđŠ
If youâd like to help me grow this channel and support language learning, you can donate here â€ïž â Thank you so much â https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours
By Elnaz KianipourWelcome to a new episode of âRepeat After Meâ by Nos Parcours, where learning French becomes simple, fun, and truly practical! đżâš
In todayâs episode, weâll explore 50 essential French sentences you can use in any restaurant â whether youâre sitting in a cozy cafĂ© in MontrĂ©al, a sunny terrace in Nice, or a small bistro in Paris.
Eating out is one of the best parts of travelling or living in a French-speaking country, but it can also feel intimidating when you donât know how to order, ask for a table, or tell the waiter what youâd like. This episode is here to change that.
đŁïžÂ How it works:
Each sentence is spoken first in English, then in French, and repeated twice so that you can listen carefully, repeat confidently, and improve your pronunciation and rhythm. These sentences are clear, natural, and exactly what native speakers use every day in real situations.
From saying âUne table pour deux, sâil vous plaĂźtâ to âLâaddition, sâil vous plaĂźtâ, youâll master how to:
Ask for a table or make a reservation
Order food and drinks naturally
Describe your preferences and allergies
Ask questions politely
Compliment the meal or service
Handle common moments like asking for the bill or ordering dessert
Youâll also learn the subtle phrases that make you sound polite, friendly, and confident â like âEst-ce quâon peut sâasseoir Ă cĂŽtĂ© de la fenĂȘtre ?â (Can we sit by the window?) or âCâĂ©tait dĂ©licieux !â (It was delicious!).
đŻÂ Who is this episode for?
This lesson is perfect for:
Beginners who want to start speaking French right away
Travellers preparing for a trip to France or Canada
French learners who want to feel comfortable in everyday conversations
Anyone who wants to sound more natural when speaking
đĄÂ Tip: Listen to this episode at least three times â once to understand, once to repeat, and once to reinforce your memory. Repetition is the key to progress!
As you repeat out loud, your pronunciation will become smoother, your confidence will grow, and these sentences will start coming to you automatically â like second nature.
âšÂ Examples youâll hear today:
Is there a table available? â Vous avez une table de libre ?
Can I have it without onions, please? â Puis-je lâavoir sans oignons, sâil vous plaĂźt ?
Still or sparkling water? â Plate ou gazeuse ?
The food was delicious! â La nourriture Ă©tait dĂ©licieuse !
Have a nice evening! â Passez une bonne soirĂ©e !
These short, simple dialogues are the building blocks of real communication. Each phrase helps you sound more fluent and confident â not just memorizing words, but living the language.
đžÂ Why this matters:
Learning French isnât about perfection â itâs about connection. When you can order your food, smile, and say a few words naturally, youâre not just learning a language; youâre opening doors to experiences, cultures, and people.
đ§Â So, get comfortable, take a deep breath, and repeat after me!
By the end of this episode, youâll be able to handle any restaurant situation with ease and charm â from ordering your favourite dish to asking for dessert with confidence.
And donât forget to subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever youâre listening â so you wonât miss the next episode of Repeat After Me.
Because every word you learn brings you closer to speaking French naturally. Repeat After Me đšđŠ
If youâd like to help me grow this channel and support language learning, you can donate here â€ïž â Thank you so much â https://buymeacoffee.com/nosparcours