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How to Say ‘For here’ in French

Pour ici

poor ee-see

[poor ee-see]

🇫🇷 In France: In cafés and bakeries, staff may ask this to check whether you are staying or taking it away. Pour ici means you will consume it there, even if you are not literally saying "for here" in English.

Phrase Breakdown

Pour

[poor]

For here

Indicates consumption or action at the current location.

Example

Je veux un café pour ici.

I want a coffee for here.

ici

[ee-see]

For here

Indicates consumption or action at the current location.

Example

Je veux un café pour ici.

I want a coffee for here.

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