How to Say ‘We have Ethiopia or Brazil.’ in French
On a Éthiopie ou Brésil.
on a ay-tyoh-PEE oo bray-ZEEL
[on a ay-tyoh-PEE oo bray-ZEEL]
💬 Usage Tip: When rattling off what's available, staff often drop the usual l' or le before country names and treat them like menu labels. In a full sentence you'd normally say l'Éthiopie and le Brésil.
Phrase Breakdown
On a Éthiopie
on a ay-tyoh-PEE
We have Ethiopian
Link 'on' and 'a' as 'oh-na'. The 'th' in 'Éthiopie' sounds like a plain 't'.
On a Éthiopie en grains.
We have Ethiopian in beans.
Words in this phrase
On
[on]
We
Used by a speaker to refer to themself and one or more other people considered together.
On y va maintenant.
We are going now.
a
[a]
have
Possess, own, or hold something.
Vous avez un stylo?
Do you have a pen?
Éthiopie
[ay-tyoh-PEE]
Ethiopia
Country in East Africa; here, coffee from Ethiopia.
Ce café vient d'Éthiopie.
This coffee comes from Ethiopia.
ou Brésil.
oo bray-ZEEL
or Brazilian.
'Ou' means 'or' and sounds like 'oo'. 'Brésil' is said 'bray-zeel'.
Thé ou café ?
Tea or coffee?
Words in this phrase
ou
[oo]
or
A conjunction used to offer an alternative or another option.
Ou en terrasse si vous préférez.
Or on the terrace if you prefer.
Brésil
[bray-ZEEL]
Brazil
Country in South America; here, coffee from Brazil.
Le Brésil produit beaucoup de café.
Brazil produces a lot of coffee.
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