How to Say ‘Of course, contactless.’ in French
Bien sûr, en sans contact.
byen soor on san kohn-takt
[byen soor on san kohn-takt]
🇫🇷 In France: Paying by card for a single coffee is completely normal in France, and contactless is accepted almost everywhere, even for very small amounts.
Phrase Breakdown
Bien sûr,
byen soor
Of course,
This is a very common way to say yes politely. 'Bien' is nasal. For 'sûr', round your lips for the French 'u'.
Bien sûr, pas de problème.
Of course, no problem.
Words in this phrase
Bien
[byen]
of course
Part of a fixed expression showing an easy yes.
Le professeur répond : « Bien sûr ».
The teacher replies: “Of course.”
sûr
[soor]
sure
Used in bien sûr to mean sure or of course.
C'est sûr, il reste de la place.
It's certain, there is still space.
en sans contact.
on san kohn-takt
contactless.
This means paying by tapping a card or phone. 'En sans' is two nasal 'an' sounds. Pronounce the final 't' in 'contact'.
Vous pouvez payer en sans contact.
You can pay contactless.
Words in this phrase
en
[on]
in
A preposition indicating inclusion within a space.
Il est en France.
He is in France.
sans
[san]
without
Lacking something or someone.
Il est parti sans dire un mot.
He left without saying a word.
contact
[kohn-takt]
contact
Connection or communication with a person, especially in professional networking.
Reprendre contact après un salon peut ouvrir de nouvelles opportunités.
Getting back in touch after a career event can open new opportunities.
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