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.
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.
Je veux un café pour ici.
I want a coffee for here.
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