How to Say ‘Yes, with sugar or with Nutella.’ in French
Oui, au sucre ou au Nutella.
wee oh SOO-kruh oo oh noo-tay-LAH
[wee oh SOO-kruh oo oh noo-tay-LAH]
🇫🇷 In France: Sugar and Nutella are the standard choices at a street stand. Fancier toppings are more of a sit-down crêperie thing.
Phrase Breakdown
Oui, au sucre
wee oh SOO-kruh
Yes, with sugar
'Oui' sounds like 'wee'. Pause briefly after it, then say 'oh SUE-kr'.
Oui, au chocolat.
Yes, with chocolate.
Words in this phrase
Oui
[wee]
Yes
Affirmative response or agreement.
Oui, c'est vrai.
Yes, that's true.
au
[oh]
with (flavour)
'Au' describes an ingredient or flavour.
Un gâteau au chocolat.
A chocolate cake.
sucre
[SOO-kruh]
sugar
Masculine noun; sweet topping for crepes and waffles.
Je mets du sucre.
I put some sugar.
ou au Nutella.
oo oh noo-tay-LAH
or with Nutella.
This offers the second choice. 'Ou' means 'or'.
Thé ou café ?
Tea or coffee?
Words in this phrase
ou
[oo]
or
Links two alternatives.
Midi ou soir ?
Lunch or evening?
au
[oh]
with (flavour)
'Au' describes an ingredient or flavour.
Un gâteau au chocolat.
A chocolate cake.
Nutella
[noo-tay-LAH]
Nutella
Brand of chocolate-hazelnut spread, very popular on crepes in France.
J'adore le Nutella.
I love Nutella.
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