How to Say ‘Keep this ticket.’ in French
Gardez ce ticket.
gar-DAY suh tee-KAY
[gar-DAY suh tee-KAY]
🇫🇷 In France: Your ticket number is how you'll be called to a counter. Lose it and you may have to queue again.
Phrase Breakdown
Gardez
[gar-DAY]
keep
Polite command form of 'garder', to keep or hold on to.
Gardez votre reçu.
Keep your receipt.
ce
[suh]
this
Demonstrative adjective used before a masculine noun; with 'soir' it means 'tonight'.
On sort ce week-end ?
Shall we go out this weekend?
ticket
[tee-KAY]
receipt / ticket
Masculine noun for a receipt from a shop or a transport ticket.
Gardez le ticket de caisse.
Keep the receipt.
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