How to Say ‘Of red wine’ in French
De vin rouge
duh van roozh
[duh van roozh]
💬 Usage Tip: After [un verre], French uses [de] for what is in the glass: [un verre de vin], [un verre d'eau], [un verre de jus].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
of / some
Here it links verre and vin: a glass of red wine.
Je voudrais un peu de musique moins forte.
I’d like the music a little less loud.
vin
[van]
wine
The French word for wine.
Le vin est populaire dans beaucoup de bars en France.
Wine is popular in many bars in France.
rouge
[roozh]
red
An adjective meaning red; with vin rouge it means red wine.
Je préfère le rouge au blanc.
I prefer red to white.
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