How to Say ‘The cancellation policy’ in French
Les conditions d'annulation
leh kohn-dee-SYOHN dee ah-new-lah-SYOHN
[leh kohn-dee-SYOHN dee ah-new-lah-SYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: French uses the plural conditions where English says a single "policy." Look for this exact wording on booking sites and confirmation emails.
Phrase Breakdown
Les conditions
leh kohn-dee-SYOHN
the conditions / the terms
'Les' sounds like 'lay'. '-tions' sounds like 'see-on', with a nasal ending and a silent 's'.
Les conditions sont sur le site.
The terms are on the website.
Words in this phrase
Les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
conditions
[kohn-dee-SYOHN]
conditions, terms
The rules or terms that apply to something.
Lisez les conditions de vente.
Read the terms of sale.
d'annulation
dee ah-new-lah-SYOHN
of cancellation
'De' shortens to 'd'' before a vowel. Say it as one word: 'da-nu-la-syon'.
Il y a des frais d'annulation.
There are cancellation fees.
Words in this phrase
d'
[dee]
of
Used to indicate possession or connection.
Le livre d'un ami.
The book of a friend.
annulation
[ah-new-lah-SYOHN]
cancellation
The act of cancelling something, like a booking.
L'annulation est gratuite.
Cancellation is free.
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