How to Say ‘Up to twenty-four covers’ in French
Jusqu'à vingt-quatre couverts
zhoosk ah van-KAT-ruh koo-VAIR
[zhoosk ah van-KAT-ruh koo-VAIR]
💬 Usage Tip: Jusque "until, up to" shrinks to jusqu' before à and always attaches to it. You'll also see jusqu'à 23h "until 11 pm".
Phrase Breakdown
Jusqu'à
zhoosk ah
Up to
This expresses a maximum. Say it as "jus-KA".
Ouvert jusqu'à minuit.
Open until midnight.
Words in this phrase
Jusqu'
[zhoosk]
up to / until
Elided 'jusque', combined with 'à' to mean up to.
Ouvert jusqu'à minuit.
Open until midnight.
à
[ah]
until / see you
Preposition that, in farewells, introduces when you will meet again.
À lundi !
See you Monday!
vingt-quatre couverts
van-KAT-ruh koo-VAIR
twenty-four place settings
"Couverts" means place settings, which is how restaurants count guests. Pronounce the t in "vingt" here: "vint-KATR". The ending of "couverts" is silent: "koo-VER".
Le restaurant fait cent couverts.
The restaurant seats a hundred.
Words in this phrase
vingt-quatre
[van-KAT-ruh]
twenty-four
The number 24.
Il y a vingt-quatre chaises.
There are twenty-four chairs.
couverts
[koo-VAIR]
place settings / covers
Restaurant term counting diners' places.
Le restaurant fait cent couverts.
The restaurant seats a hundred covers.
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