How to Say ‘And for the pickup’ in French
Et pour la prise en charge
ay poor lah preez ahn sharzh
[ay poor lah preez ahn sharzh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Et pour ... ?] often means "what about ... ?" rather than a literal "and for." It is a handy way to move to the next detail: [Et pour demain ?]
Phrase Breakdown
Et
[ay]
and
A linking word used to add another question or topic.
Et pour la prise en charge, c'est où ?
And for the pickup, where is it?
pour
[poor]
for
Used to introduce the subject being discussed.
Et pour la prise en charge, quel endroit convient ?
And for the pickup, which place works?
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
Et pour la prise en charge, l'adresse est correcte ?
And for the pickup, is the address correct?
prise
[preez]
taking / pickup
Literally 'taking'; in transport, 'prise en charge' means pickup or collection.
Et pour la prise en charge, je vous attends dehors.
And for the pickup, I will wait for you outside.
en
[ahn]
in
Part of the fixed expression 'prise en charge.'
Et pour la prise en charge, tout est confirmé.
And for the pickup, everything is confirmed.
charge
[sharzh]
charge / care / handling
In the phrase 'prise en charge,' it helps form the meaning 'pickup' or 'taking charge of.'
Et pour la prise en charge, le chauffeur sera à l'heure.
And for the pickup, the driver will be on time.
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