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How do you say "can we split the bill" in French?
On peut partager l’addition
In French, "can we split the bill" is On peut partager l’addition.
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Pronunciation
Say ohn puh par-tah-ZHAY lah-dee-SYON, with a soft French j sound in partager and a nasal ending on addition.
Grammar notes
On peut partager l’addition is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
can we split the bill
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How to remember On peut partager l’addition
Partager shares a root with the English word part, since splitting the bill means dividing it into parts.
Related words
- i would like to order this Je voudrais commander ceci
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- whats good here Quoi de neuf ici
- im allergic to nuts Je suis allergique aux noix
- i dont eat meat Je ne mange pas de viande
- is this spicy Est-ce épicé ?
- can i get this to go Je peux avoir ça à emporter.
- one more please Encore un s’il vous plaît
- is service included Le service est-il inclus
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Questions about On peut partager l’addition
How do you pronounce On peut partager l’addition?
Say ohn puh par-tah-ZHAY lah-dee-SYON, with a soft French j sound in partager and a nasal ending on addition.
Is On peut partager l’addition formal or casual?
On peut partager l’addition is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is On peut partager l’addition used in French?
On peut partager l’addition is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (can we split the bill).
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