How to Say ‘They make a virgin mojito’ in French
Ils font un virgin mojito
eel fohn uhn VUR-jin moh-HEE-toh
[eel fohn uhn VUR-jin moh-HEE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Ils here means the bar staff in general, the way English says "they" about a place. Font comes from faire "to make/do", the usual verb for preparing drinks and food.
Phrase Breakdown
Ils font
eel fohn
They make
'Ils' refers to the bar staff. 'Faire' here means to make or serve. The 's' of 'ils' and the 't' of 'font' are silent.
Ils font de bonnes pizzas.
They make good pizzas.
Words in this phrase
Ils
[eel]
they
Third person plural subject pronoun.
Ils sont ici.
They are here.
font
[fohn]
make
Present of 'faire' (to make/do) for 'ils'.
Ils font de bonnes pizzas.
They make good pizzas.
un virgin mojito
uhn VUR-jin moh-HEE-toh
a virgin mojito
These are English and Spanish words said with a French accent: 'vir-djin mo-hi-to'.
Je prends un virgin mojito.
I'll have a virgin mojito.
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.
virgin
[VUR-jin]
virgin (non-alcoholic)
English word used in bars for alcohol-free versions of cocktails.
Je prends une piña colada virgin.
I'll have a virgin piña colada.
mojito
[moh-HEE-toh]
mojito
Cuban cocktail with mint and lime.
Un mojito bien frais, s'il vous plaît.
A nice cold mojito, please.
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