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How do you say "where can i buy tickets" in French?
Où puis-je acheter des billets
In French, "where can i buy tickets" is Où puis-je acheter des billets.
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Pronunciation
Say oo pweez ah-shuh-TAY day bee-YAY, with the stress falling on the final syllable of billets.
Grammar notes
Où puis-je acheter des billets is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
where can i buy tickets
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How to remember Où puis-je acheter des billets
Billets sounds like the English word billet, a ticket or note, an easy visual shortcut.
Related words
- cheers les acclamations
- what is this called comment ça s’appelle-t-il ?
- how do you say this Comment dire ça
- i would like to order Je voudrais commander
- is there a discount Y a-t-il une réduction
- what time does it open À quelle heure ouvre-t-il ?
- what time does it close À quelle heure ferme-t-il ?
- can i have the menu Je peux avoir le menu
- is it far from here Est-ce loin d’ici
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Questions about Où puis-je acheter des billets
How do you pronounce Où puis-je acheter des billets?
Say oo pweez ah-shuh-TAY day bee-YAY, with the stress falling on the final syllable of billets.
Is Où puis-je acheter des billets formal or casual?
Où puis-je acheter des billets is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Où puis-je acheter des billets used in French?
Où puis-je acheter des billets is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (where can i buy tickets).
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