How to Say ‘A valet service.’ in French
Un service de voiturier.
uhn sehr-vees duh vwah-too-ree-yay
[uhn sehr-vees duh vwah-too-ree-yay]
💬 Usage Tip: [Voiturier] means the valet person, so [un service de voiturier] is literally a valet service. In real questions, French often asks instead about the person directly: [Le voiturier est disponible ?].
🇫🇷 In France: Valet parking exists mostly at higher-end hotels and restaurants, especially in big cities. At many ordinary restaurants, asking about parking is more common than asking about a valet.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[uhn]
a
An indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un service de voiturier est disponible devant le restaurant.
A valet service is available in front of the restaurant.
service
[sehr-vees]
service
A service or facility offered by a business, such as parking help.
Le service de voiturier facilite l'arrivée des clients.
The valet service makes customers' arrival easier.
de
[duh]
of
A preposition meaning of, from, or relating to.
Un service de voiturier est proposé le soir.
A valet service is offered in the evening.
voiturier
[vwah-too-ree-yay]
valet
A person who parks and retrieves customers' cars.
Le voiturier accueille les clients à l'entrée.
The valet welcomes customers at the entrance.
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