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How to Say ‘Your alcohol-free mojito’ in French

Votre mojito sans alcool

vot-ruh moh-HEE-toh san al-KOL

[vot-ruh moh-HEE-toh san al-KOL]

Phrase Breakdown

Votre mojito

vot-ruh moh-HEE-toh

Your mojito

'Mojito' is said the Spanish-influenced way, 'mo-hee-to', with stress on the end.

Example

Votre mojito est prêt.

Your mojito is ready.

Words in this phrase

Votre

[vot-ruh]

your

Belonging to you.

Example

Votre voiture est là.

Your car is there.

mojito

[moh-HEE-toh]

mojito

Mint and lime cocktail.

Example

Le mojito est très populaire.

The mojito is very popular.

sans alcool

san al-KOL

alcohol-free

Link the words: the 's' of 'sans' sounds like 'z', giving 'san-zal-kol'.

Example

Une bière sans alcool, s'il vous plaît.

An alcohol-free beer, please.

Words in this phrase

sans

[san]

without

Lacking something or someone.

Example

Il est parti sans dire un mot.

He left without saying a word.

alcool

[al-KOL]

alcohol

Masculine noun; 'sans alcool' = alcohol-free.

Example

Ce vin a peu d'alcool.

This wine has little alcohol.

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