How to Say ‘Are all already taken’ in French
Sont déjà toutes prises
sohn de-zhah toot PREEZ
[sohn de-zhah toot PREEZ]
💬 Usage Tip: Toutes sounds its t: (toot). The s is silent here because a consonant follows.
Phrase Breakdown
Sont déjà
sohn de-zhah
Are already
'Sont' is the plural of 'être'. Say 'son day-ZHA'.
Ils sont déjà partis.
They have already left.
Words in this phrase
Sont
[sohn]
are
"Sont" is the plural form of "être," meaning "are."
Les relations sont parfois un bon indicateur de la culture d'entreprise.
Relationships are sometimes a good indicator of company culture.
déjà
[de-zhah]
already
Before or by now or the time in question.
Il est déjà parti.
He has already left.
toutes prises
toot PREEZ
all taken
These are feminine plural forms that agree with 'tables'. The 's' in 'prises' sounds like 'z': 'toot PREEZ'.
Les places sont toutes prises.
The seats are all taken.
Words in this phrase
toutes
[toot]
All
Everything without exception.
Toutes les lumières de la ville étaient allumées.
All the lights in the city were on.
prises
[PREEZ]
taken
Feminine plural of 'pris'; said of seats or tables that are occupied or reserved.
Les places sont prises.
The seats are taken.
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