How to Say ‘Four covers (a table for four)’ in French
Quatre couverts
KAH-truh koo-VAIR
[KAH-truh koo-VAIR]
💬 Usage Tip: Couverts literally means place settings, the cutlery laid at each seat. Restaurants count tables this way, so deux couverts means a table for two.
🇫🇷 In France: Staff often say this on the phone, so expect to hear it rather than quatre personnes "four people".
Phrase Breakdown
Quatre
[KAH-truh]
four
The number 4.
Nous sommes quatre.
There are four of us.
couverts
[koo-VAIR]
place settings / covers
In restaurants, the number of diners at a table.
Une table de six couverts.
A table for six.
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