Flirting at the bar: Offer a genuine compliments about their style.
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Key Phrases
J'aime beaucoup ton style ce soir.
I really like your style tonight.
Elle te va très bien.
It suits you very well.
On prend un verre ensemble.
Let's have a drink together.
Skills You'll Learn
Giving sincere compliments about someone's appearance or style.
Faire des compliments sincères sur l'apparence ou le style de quelqu'un.
Responding politely and warmly to compliments.
Répondre poliment et chaleureusement à des compliments.
Inviting someone to do something together in a natural, social way.
Inviter quelqu'un à faire quelque chose ensemble d'une manière naturelle et sociale.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you’re at a relaxed evening gathering in France, exchanging warm, sincere compliments with someone you find charming before they invite you to share a drink together.
Bonsoir. J'aime beaucoup ton style ce soir.
Good evening. I really like your style tonight.
Merci, c'est gentil. J'aime bien ta veste aussi.
Thank you, that’s kind. I like your jacket too.
Vraiment ? Elle te plaît ?
Really? You like it?
Oui, elle te va très bien. C'est simple et élégant.
Yes, it suits you very well. It’s simple and elegant.
Toi, tu as une présence très naturelle. C'est charmant.
You have a very natural presence. It’s charming.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Bonsoir.
bohn-SWAHR
Good evening.
J'aime beaucoup
zh em boh-KOO
I really like
💬 [J'] only appears joined to the next word: here [j'aime]. Before a vowel sound, [je] shortens this way, like [j'adore] or [j'habite].
See breakdown →Ton style
tohn steel
Your style
Ce soir
suh swahr
Tonight
J'aime beaucoup ton style ce soir.
zh em boh-KOO tohn steel suh swahr
I really like your style tonight.
💬 With [beaucoup], French usually keeps the verb together first: [j'aime beaucoup ton style], not "I like your style a lot" word-for-word. You can reuse that pattern with other verbs: [j'aime beaucoup ce bar], [j'apprécie beaucoup ton humour].
See breakdown →Merci
mehr-SEE
Thanks
C'est gentil
s eh zhahn-TEE
That's kind
💬 [C'] only appears joined to the next word, as in [c'est]. Never alone.
See breakdown →Merci, c'est gentil.
mehr-SEE s eh zhahn-TEE
Thank you, that's kind.
J'aime bien
zh em bee-ehn
I like
💬 [Bien] often softens a compliment: [j'aime bien] is more relaxed than [j'adore]. In flirting, that can sound more natural and less over-the-top.
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