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How to Say ‘Or on the terrace?’ in French

Ou en terrasse ?

oo ahn teh-rass

[oo ahn teh-rass]

🇫🇷 In France: At French restaurants, being asked [à l'intérieur ou en terrasse ?] is very common when weather allows. [En terrasse] often means the outdoor seating people may prefer in warmer months.

Phrase Breakdown

Ou

[oo]

or

Used to present another option, such as indoor or terrace seating.

Example

Ou en terrasse si vous voulez être dehors ?

Or on the terrace if you want to be outside?

En terrasse

ahn teh-rass

On the terrace / outdoors

Refers to outdoor seating at a café or restaurant.

Example

Nous voulons manger en terrasse.

We want to eat on the terrace.

Words in this phrase

en

[ahn]

in / on

A preposition used here in the expression en terrasse, meaning on the terrace.

Example

Ou en terrasse pour profiter du beau temps ?

Or on the terrace to enjoy the nice weather?

terrasse

[teh-rass]

terrace

The restaurant's outdoor seating area.

Example

Ou en terrasse près du jardin ?

Or on the terrace near the garden?

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