How to Say ‘A few time slots’ in French
Quelques créneaux
kel-kuh kray-noh
[kel-kuh kray-noh]
🇫🇷 In France: In professional French, [quelques créneaux] is a standard, natural way to propose times. It sounds more polished than translating English word-for-word with something like [quelques heures].
Phrase Breakdown
Quelques
[kel-kuh]
a few / some
A determiner used to introduce a small number of plural items.
Je vous proposerai quelques créneaux pour un appel.
I will suggest a few time slots for a call.
créneaux
[kray-noh]
time slots
A plural noun used when scheduling appointments or meetings.
Ces créneaux devraient convenir pour continuer notre échange.
These time slots should work to continue our exchange.
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