How to Say ‘A café crème, then.’ in French
Un café crème, alors.
uhn kah-fay KREM Ah-lor
[uhn kah-fay KREM Ah-lor]
💬 Usage Tip: Alors at the end works like "then" or "in that case" to settle a choice: un thé, alors "a tea, then".
Phrase Breakdown
Un café crème,
uhn kah-fay KREM
A café crème,
An espresso with hot frothed milk. 'Crème' sounds like 'krem'.
Un café crème, s'il vous plaît.
A café crème, please.
Words in this phrase
Un
[uhn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un casque est important pour le roller.
A helmet is important for inline skating.
café
[kah-fay]
coffee
A coffee; in networking, it often suggests an informal conversation over coffee.
Un café après le salon permet de continuer l'échange.
A coffee after the fair allows the conversation to continue.
crème
[KREM]
coffee with cream/milk
Short for 'café crème', espresso with hot frothy milk.
Je prends un crème.
I'll have a coffee with milk.
alors.
Ah-lor
then.
Placed at the end, it means 'in that case'. Say 'ah-LOR'.
D'accord, alors.
Okay, then.
Words in this phrase
alors
[Ah-lor]
Then
Used to indicate a result or consequence.
Vérifiez le bracelet, alors nous continuerons.
Check the strap, then we will continue.
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