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How to Say ‘Bars’ in French

Des barres

day bar

[day bar]

💬 Usage Tip: Des is the plural of un/une, meaning "some". English often drops it, but French needs it.

Phrase Breakdown

Des

[day]

some / plural indefinite article

Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.

Example

Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.

Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.

barres

[bar]

bars

Plural of the feminine noun 'barre', a long rectangular shape, as in a bar chart.

Example

Les barres sont trop hautes.

The bars are too tall.

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