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How to Say ‘A private room upstairs’ in French

Un salon à l'étage

sa-LOHN ah l' ay-TAHZH

[sa-LOHN ah l' ay-TAHZH]

Phrase Breakdown

Un salon

sa-LOHN

A lounge / private room

In a restaurant, "un salon" is a separate room. Both syllables are nasal: "un sa-LON".

Example

Nous avons un salon privé.

We have a private room.

Words in this phrase

Un

salon

[sa-LOHN]

private dining room

In restaurants, a separate lounge or room for groups.

Example

Le salon accueille quinze personnes.

The private room holds fifteen people.

à l'étage

ah l' ay-TAHZH

upstairs

This tells you where the room is. Say it as "a-lé-TAJ".

Example

La chambre est à l'étage.

The bedroom is upstairs.

Words in this phrase

à

[ah]

at

A preposition indicating position or direction.

Example

À la maison.

At the house.

l'

[l']

the

Used before singular when the item is known.

Example

L'homme est là.

The man is there.

étage

[ay-TAHZH]

floor

A masculine noun for a level or storey of a building.

Example

Mon appartement est au troisième étage.

My apartment is on the third floor.

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