How to Say ‘Sandwiches’ in French
Des sandwichs
day sahnd-WEESH
[day sahnd-WEESH]
💬 Usage Tip: French borrows the English word, but the s is silent and it's often said like (sahnd-weech).
Phrase Breakdown
Des
[day]
some
Indicating a portion or number of something.
Des livres sont sur la table.
Some books are on the table.
sandwichs
[sahnd-WEESH]
sandwiches
Plural of 'sandwich', borrowed from English.
J'aime les sandwichs au jambon.
I like ham sandwiches.
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