How to Say ‘Less time’ in French
Moins de temps
mwan de tahn
[mwan de tahn]
💬 Usage Tip: Use 'moins de' to compare quantities or amounts.
🇫🇷 In France: Time efficiency is often discussed due to traffic in France.
Phrase Breakdown
Moins
[mwan]
less
Indicates a smaller amount.
Cela prend moins de temps.
That takes less time.
de
[de]
of
Indicates part of something.
Il y a moins de neige.
There is less snow.
temps
[tahn]
time
A measured period during which events occur.
Nous avons moins de temps aujourd'hui.
We have less time today.
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