How to Say ‘I'll go get our drinks’ in French
Je vais chercher nos verres
zhuh veh sher-SHAY noh VAIR
[zhuh veh sher-SHAY noh VAIR]
💬 Usage Tip: Verre literally means "glass", and asking for un verre is the normal way to talk about a drink. Aller chercher means to go and fetch, as in Je vais chercher mon manteau "I'll go get my coat".
Phrase Breakdown
Je vais chercher
zhuh veh sher-SHAY
I'm going to get
'Aller chercher' means to go and fetch. 'Chercher' is 'shair-SHÉ'.
Je vais chercher du pain.
I'm going to get some bread.
Words in this phrase
Je
[zhuh]
I
Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.
Je suis content.
I am happy.
vais
[veh]
am going to
Present tense of 'go,' used to express future intention.
Je vais préparer le dîner.
I am going to prepare dinner.
chercher
[sher-SHAY]
to pick up / to get / to fetch
Literally 'to look for', but at school it often means 'to pick up' a child.
Je vais Chercher mon enfant après la classe.
I am going to pick up my child after class.
nos verres
noh VAIR
our glasses / drinks
'Nos' is the plural of 'our'. 'Verres' sounds like 'vair', with a silent final 's'.
Nos verres sont vides.
Our glasses are empty.
Words in this phrase
nos
[noh]
our
Possessive for plural things belonging to us.
Voici nos amis.
Here are our friends.
verres
[VAIR]
drinks
Literally 'glasses'; commonly means drinks.
On prend un verre ?
Shall we grab a drink?
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