How to Say ‘Saturday, three o'clock, then.’ in French
Samedi, quinze heures, alors.
sahm-DEE KANZ UR ah-lohr
[sahm-DEE KANZ UR ah-lohr]
💬 Usage Tip: Alors at the end works like "then" or "so" to wrap things up. Repeating the plan this way confirms it: Au café, alors. "At the café, then."
Phrase Breakdown
Samedi,
sahm-DEE
Saturday,
Day of the week, said without an article when giving an appointment. Say it as 'sam-DEE' with a light, unstressed middle 'e' (often almost dropped: 'sam'di'). Pause slightly after the comma.
Samedi, je suis libre.
Saturday, I'm free.
Words in this phrase
Samedi
[sahm-DEE]
Saturday
Day of the week; no article means this coming Saturday.
On dîne ensemble samedi.
We're having dinner together on Saturday.
quinze heures, alors.
KANZ UR ah-lohr
3 p.m., then.
'Quinze heures' is 3 p.m. in the 24-hour clock. Link the 'z' sound into 'heures': 'kan-ZEUR' (the 'h' is silent). 'Alors' here means 'then / so' and confirms the arrangement. Say it 'a-LOR' with a falling, conclusive tone.
On se voit à quinze heures, alors.
We'll see each other at 3 p.m., then.
Words in this phrase
quinze
[KANZ]
fifteen
The number 15.
J'ai quinze minutes.
I have fifteen minutes.
heures
[UR]
o'clock
Used after a number to tell the time of day.
Le dîner est à huit heures.
Dinner is at eight o'clock.
alors
[ah-lohr]
so
Conjunction used to show consequence or result.
Alors, qu'est-ce qu'on fait?
So, what do we do?
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