How to Say ‘Actually, medium.’ in French
Plutôt moyen.
ploo-TOH mwah-YEN
[ploo-TOH mwah-YEN]
💬 Usage Tip: [Plutôt] often means "rather" or "more like," so [Plutôt moyen] is a natural way to adjust your choice: "actually, medium" or "more like medium." It is softer than just repeating [moyen].
Phrase Breakdown
Plutôt
[ploo-TOH]
rather
Used to soften or qualify a choice, like saying 'rather' or 'more like.'
Je dirais Plutôt moyen pour hésiter un peu.
I’d say rather medium to show a little hesitation.
moyen
[mwah-YEN]
medium
The chosen coffee size here.
Dans Plutôt moyen., moyen donne la taille choisie.
In Rather medium., moyen gives the chosen size.
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