How to Say ‘A more comfortable table’ in French
Une table plus confortable
ewn tahbl ploo kon-for-tabl
[ewn tahbl ploo kon-for-tabl]
💬 Usage Tip: With [plus] for "more," French usually puts it before the describing word: [plus confortable], [plus calme], [plus accessible].
Phrase Breakdown
Une table
ewn tahbl
a table
Refers to a seating place in a restaurant.
Nous avons choisi une table au centre.
We chose a table in the middle.
Words in this phrase
Une
[ewn]
a / an
Feminine singular indefinite article.
Une table plus confortable serait idéale.
A more comfortable table would be ideal.
table
[tahbl]
table
Refers to a restaurant table for dining.
Une table plus confortable est disponible.
A more comfortable table is available.
Plus confortable
ploo kon-for-tabl
more comfortable
Comparative form used to describe something that is more pleasant or comfortable.
Je voudrais une chaise plus confortable.
I would like a more comfortable chair.
Words in this phrase
plus
[ploo]
more
Comparison word meaning to a greater degree.
Une table plus confortable est près de l'entrée.
A more comfortable table is near the entrance.
confortable
[kon-for-tabl]
comfortable
Describes something with better comfort or convenience.
Une table plus confortable convient mieux.
A more comfortable table suits better.
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