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How to Say ‘Do you make lattes?’ in French

Vous faites des lattes ?

voo FET day LAHT

[voo FET day LAHT]

💬 Usage Tip: To ask what a café offers, use Vous faites des ...? with any drink: Vous faites des cappuccinos ?. The verb faire here simply means make or serve.

Phrase Breakdown

Vous faites

voo FET

Do you make

'Faire' here means 'to make' or 'to serve'. 'Faites' sounds like 'fèt'.

Example

Vous faites des sandwichs ?

Do you make sandwiches?

Words in this phrase

Vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

faites

[FET]

make (you make)

Form of 'faire' (to do/make) for 'vous'; here it means to make or serve.

Example

Vous faites des gâteaux ?

Do you make cakes?

des lattes ?

day LAHT

lattes?

'Latte' is borrowed from Italian and pronounced 'la-té'. Let the voice rise for the question.

Example

Deux lattes, s'il vous plaît.

Two lattes, please.

Words in this phrase

des

[day]

some / plural indefinite article

Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.

Example

Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.

Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.

lattes

[LAHT]

lattes

Plural of 'latte', espresso with lots of steamed milk.

Example

Deux lattes, s'il vous plaît.

Two lattes, please.

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