How to Say ‘I still have a table.’ in French
Il me reste une table.
eel muh rest ewn TAH-bluh
[eel muh rest ewn TAH-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: The person who still has something goes before reste. Swap it to talk about yourselves: Il nous reste une table "We have one table left".
Phrase Breakdown
Il me reste
eel muh rest
I have left
Literally 'there remains to me'. Say 'il muh rest'.
Il me reste dix euros.
I have ten euros left.
Words in this phrase
Il
[eel]
there / it
Part of il y a, meaning there is or there are.
Il y a aussi le cobra dans cette séance.
There is also cobra pose in this session.
me
[muh]
to me
Indirect object pronoun showing that something is pleasing to the speaker.
Ça me plaît de découvrir de nouveaux métiers.
I like discovering new professions.
reste
[rest]
remains
From rester, meaning to remain or be left.
Il reste encore une place.
There is still one place left.
une table.
ewn TAH-bluh
one table.
'Une' has the rounded French 'u' sound. 'Table' is said 'tabl'.
Une table pour deux, s'il vous plaît.
A table for two, please.
Words in this phrase
une
[ewn]
a / an
An indefinite article used before feminine singular nouns.
Une rencontre comme celle-ci peut ouvrir des portes.
A meeting like this can open doors.
table
[TAH-bluh]
table
A table available for booking.
La table est prête.
The table is ready.
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