How to Say ‘Taxis’ in French
Les taxis
lay tahk-see
[lay tahk-see]
💬 Usage Tip: Remember 'le' for singular and 'les' for plural in French.
🇫🇷 In France: In France, taxis have clear fare regulations but variations can occur depending on time and distance.
Phrase Breakdown
Les
[lay]
The
A definite article used to specify or particularize a noun.
Les taxis sont nombreux en ville.
The taxis are numerous in the city.
taxis
[tahk-see]
taxis
Vehicles that transport passengers in exchange for a fare.
Les taxis peuvent être chers.
The taxis can be expensive.
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