How to Say ‘The little café’ in French
Le petit café
luh puh-TEE kah-fay
[luh puh-TEE kah-fay]
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
the
Masculine singular definite article.
Le petit café est au coin de la rue.
The little café is at the corner of the street.
petit
[puh-TEE]
small / little
An adjective describing something as small.
Le petit café ouvre tôt le matin.
The small café opens early in the morning.
café
[kah-fay]
café / coffee shop
A café can mean a coffee or the place where you drink it; here it is the place.
Le petit café est un bon point de rendez-vous.
The little café is a good meeting point.
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