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How to Say ‘Any special requests’ in French

Des demandes particulières

day duh-mahnd par-tee-kew-lee-air

[day duh-mahnd par-tee-kew-lee-air]

💬 Usage Tip: [Des] often means "some," but in questions like [Avez-vous des demandes particulières ?] it is the normal way to ask about any such things. You will see the same pattern in [Avez-vous des allergies ?]

Phrase Breakdown

Des

[day]

some / any

Plural article used before nouns like requests or options.

Example

Des demandes particulières peuvent être notées lors de la réservation.

Special requests can be noted when making the reservation.

demandes

[duh-mahnd]

requests

Things a customer asks for, such as dietary accommodations.

Example

Des demandes particulières comme une chaise haute sont possibles.

Special requests like a high chair are possible.

particulières

[par-tee-kew-lee-air]

special / specific

Describes requests that are unusual, personal, or important.

Example

Des demandes particulières doivent être précisées à l'avance.

Special requests must be specified in advance.

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