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How to Say ‘A sugar crepe’ in French

Une crêpe au sucre

ewn KREP oh SOO-kruh

[ewn KREP oh SOO-kruh]

💬 Usage Tip: au is how you say "with" a topping or flavour, as in au chocolat "chocolate" or au citron "lemon". It's the same pattern you'd use in a menu or at a stall.

Phrase Breakdown

Une crêpe

ewn KREP

A crêpe

'Crêpe' is feminine, so it takes 'une'. Say 'ewn krep'.

Example

Je mange une crêpe.

I'm eating a crêpe.

Words in this phrase

Une

[ewn]

Indefinite article, feminine singular.

Example

Elle veut une pomme.

She wants an apple.

crêpe

[KREP]

crepe (thin pancake)

A very thin pancake from Brittany, sweet or savory.

Example

Je voudrais une crêpe au sucre.

I would like a crepe with sugar.

au sucre

oh SOO-kruh

with sugar

'Au' (à + le) names a flavour or topping. Say 'oh SUE-kr'.

Example

Un yaourt au sucre.

A sweetened yogurt.

Words in this phrase

[oh]

with (flavour)

'Au' describes an ingredient or flavour.

Example

Un gâteau au chocolat.

A chocolate cake.

sucre

[SOO-kruh]

sugar

Masculine noun; a classic simple crepe topping.

Example

Un café sans sucre.

A coffee without sugar.

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