How to Say ‘Until 6 pm.’ in French
Jusqu'à 18 heures
zhus-k ah deez-wheet ur
[zhus-k ah deez-wheet ur]
💬 Usage Tip: [Jusqu'à] means "up to" or "until," and [à] contracts onto [jusque] here. You will see the same shape in [jusqu'à demain] and [jusqu'à midi].
Phrase Breakdown
Jusqu'
[zhus-k]
until / up to
Used to indicate a deadline or limit in time.
Jusqu'à 18 heures, vous pouvez modifier la réservation.
Until 6 p.m., you can modify the reservation.
à
[ah]
to / at
Part of the time expression showing the precise hour limit.
Jusqu'à 18 heures, il n’y a pas de frais.
Until 6 p.m., there are no fees.
18
[deez-wheet]
18
Eighteen in the 24-hour clock, meaning 6 p.m.
Jusqu'à 18 heures signifie avant 18 dans la journée.
Until 6 p.m. means before 18:00 in the day.
heures
[ur]
hours / o’clock
Used in French time expressions, especially in formal schedules.
Jusqu'à 18 heures, l’annulation reste gratuite.
Until 6 p.m., cancellation remains free.
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