How to Say ‘We'd like a quiet space.’ in French
Nous aimerions un espace calme.
noo em-rohn uhn ess-pass kalm
[noo em-rohn uhn ess-pass kalm]
Phrase Breakdown
Nous aimerions
noo em-rohn
We would like
Polite conditional form used to make a request.
Nous aimerions réserver une table.
We would like to book a table.
Words in this phrase
Nous
[noo]
we
Subject pronoun meaning 'we'.
Nous aimerions un espace calme.
We would like a quiet space.
aimerions
[em-rohn]
would like
Polite conditional verb used for making requests.
Nous aimerions un espace calme pour discuter en famille.
We would like a quiet space to talk as a family.
Un espace calme
uhn ess-pass kalm
A quiet space
Describes a peaceful area with little noise.
Un espace calme, s’il vous plaît.
A quiet space, please.
Words in this phrase
un
[uhn]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Nous aimerions un espace calme près d'une fenêtre.
We would like a quiet space near a window.
espace
[ess-pass]
space
A designated area in the restaurant.
Nous aimerions un espace calme pour notre anniversaire.
We would like a quiet space for our birthday celebration.
calme
[kalm]
quiet
Calm and not noisy; useful when requesting seating.
Nous aimerions un espace calme loin de l'entrée.
We would like a quiet space far from the entrance.
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