How to Say ‘A vegetarian option on the menu’ in French
Une option végétarienne à la carte
ewn op-SYOHN vay-zhay-tah-RYEN ah lah KART
[ewn op-SYOHN vay-zhay-tah-RYEN ah lah KART]
Phrase Breakdown
Une option végétarienne
ewn op-SYOHN vay-zhay-tah-RYEN
A vegetarian option
It's feminine because 'option' is feminine. Pronounce the final 'n' sound.
Il y a une option végétarienne.
There's a vegetarian option.
Words in this phrase
Une
[ewn]
a
Indefinite article, feminine singular.
Elle veut une pomme.
She wants an apple.
option
[op-SYOHN]
option / choice
One possible choice.
Il y a une autre option.
There is another option.
végétarienne
[vay-zhay-tah-RYEN]
vegetarian
Feminine form; without meat.
Une pizza végétarienne.
A vegetarian pizza.
à la carte
ah lah KART
on the menu
'La carte' is the restaurant menu.
Le poisson est à la carte.
The fish is on the menu.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
at
A preposition indicating position or direction.
À la maison.
At the house.
la
[lah]
the
A definite article preceding a noun.
La porte est ouverte.
The door is open.
carte
[KART]
menu
The full list of dishes in a restaurant, ordered individually (à la carte).
Je peux voir la carte ?
Can I see the menu?
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