How to Say ‘Small or large’ in French
Petit ou grand
puh-tee oo grahn
[puh-tee oo grahn]
Phrase Breakdown
Petit
[puh-tee]
small
Adjective meaning small; often used for drink size.
Je prends un petit latte aujourd’hui.
I’m having a small latte today.
ou
[oo]
or
Basic conjunction used to offer a choice between two options.
Un espresso ou un Americano ?
An espresso or an Americano?
grand
[grahn]
large / big
Adjective meaning large or big; used here for drink size.
Mon frère préfère un grand café.
My brother prefers a large coffee.
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