How to Say ‘A non-alcoholic cocktail, then?’ in French
Un cocktail sans alcool, alors ?
uhn kok-TEL san al-KOL ah-LOR
[uhn kok-TEL san al-KOL ah-LOR]
💬 Usage Tip: Alors at the end turns a statement into a friendly suggestion, like "then" or "in that case".
Phrase Breakdown
Un cocktail
uhn kok-TEL
A cocktail
A borrowed word. The French say 'kok-tèl', with the stress at the end.
Un cocktail, s'il vous plaît.
A cocktail, please.
Words in this phrase
Un
[uhn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un casque est important pour le roller.
A helmet is important for inline skating.
cocktail
[kok-TEL]
cocktail
Mixed drink, borrowed from English.
Ce cocktail est délicieux.
This cocktail is delicious.
sans alcool, alors ?
san al-KOL ah-LOR
without alcohol, then?
Link 'sans alcool' with a z sound: 'san-zalkol'. 'Alors ?' at the end means 'then?' and makes it a suggestion.
Une bière sans alcool, alors ?
A non-alcoholic beer, then?
Words in this phrase
sans
[san]
without
Lacking something or someone.
Il est parti sans dire un mot.
He left without saying a word.
alcool
[al-KOL]
alcohol
Masculine noun; 'sans alcool' means non-alcoholic.
Une bière sans alcool, s'il vous plaît.
A non-alcoholic beer, please.
alors
[ah-LOR]
then / so
Adds a sense of conclusion, like 'then' or 'so' after an agreement.
À demain alors, devant le bureau à midi.
See you tomorrow then, in front of the office at noon.
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