How to Say ‘Your beer stays in your glass!’ in French
Ta bière reste dans ton verre !
tah byehr rest dahn tohn vair
[tah byehr rest dahn tohn vair]
💬 Usage Tip: Ta and ton both mean "your" and change to match the word that follows: ta for feminine bière, ton for masculine verre. They're also the casual "your", the one that goes with tu.
Phrase Breakdown
Ta bière reste
tah byehr rest
Your beer stays
'Ta' is the informal 'your'. 'Bière' sounds like 'byèr', and 'reste' means 'stays', not 'rests'.
Ta bière reste au frigo.
Your beer stays in the fridge.
Words in this phrase
Ta
[tah]
your
Possessive adjective meaning your.
Dans ferme ta gueule, ta veut dire your.
In shut your mouth, ta means your.
bière
[byehr]
Beer
A fermented alcoholic beverage made from grain.
Un demi de Bière, s'il vous plaît.
A half-pint of beer, please.
reste
[rest]
stays / remains
From 'rester,' meaning to remain in the same state.
L'eau reste froide toute la journée.
The water stays cold all day.
dans ton verre !
dahn tohn vair
in your glass!
'Dans' and 'ton' are both nasal. 'Verre' (glass) sounds like 'vèr'.
Il y a une mouche dans ton verre !
There's a fly in your glass!
Words in this phrase
dans
[dahn]
In
Indicates inclusion within space or limits.
Dans la maison, c'était calme.
In the house, it was quiet.
ton
[tohn]
your
A possessive form of you, indicating ownership.
Ton ami est ici.
Your friend is here.
verre
[vair]
glass
A drinking container made from glass.
Un verre de vin est sur la table.
A glass of wine is on the table.
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