How to Say ‘Here you go, the blue one in medium.’ in French
Voilà, le bleu en M.
vwah-LAH Luh bluh on EM
[vwah-LAH Luh bluh on EM]
Phrase Breakdown
Voilà,
vwah-LAH
Here you go,
People say this when handing something over. It sounds like 'vwa-la', with the stress on the last syllable.
Voilà, votre café.
Here you go, your coffee.
Words in this phrase
Voilà
[vwah-LAH]
here you are / there you go
Said when handing something over.
Voilà votre billet.
Here is your ticket.
le bleu en M.
Luh bluh on EM
the blue one in (size) M.
'En' is used for sizes. The letter 'M' is pronounced 'em', and it links smoothly after 'en'.
Je voudrais le bleu en M.
I'd like the blue one in M.
Words in this phrase
le
[Luh]
The (masculine singular)
Definite article used before masculine singular nouns.
Le chat est noir.
The cat is black.
bleu
[bluh]
blue
Color word often used when describing palette choices in artwork.
Dans « Du bleu », « bleu » nomme la couleur utilisée.
In "Some blue," "bleu" names the color used.
en
[on]
in
A preposition indicating inclusion within a space.
Il est en France.
He is in France.
M.
[EM]
M (medium size)
Letter for the clothing size medium, pronounced like the French letter M.
Vous avez ce pull en M ?
Do you have this sweater in medium?
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