How to Say ‘And Tuesday mornings, then?’ in French
Et le mardi matin, alors ?
eh luh mar-DEE ma-TAN ah-lohr
[eh luh mar-DEE ma-TAN ah-lohr]
💬 Usage Tip: Alors at the end of a question means roughly "then" or "what about". It turns a suggestion into a gentle counter-offer.
Phrase Breakdown
Et le mardi matin,
eh luh mar-DEE ma-TAN
And Tuesday mornings,
Suggests an alternative. 'Et' sounds like 'ay'.
Et le mardi matin, tu es libre ?
And on Tuesday mornings, are you free?
Words in this phrase
Et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
le
[luh]
on (with days)
Before a weekday, 'le' means every such day, i.e. on Wednesdays.
Le lundi, j'ai sport.
On Mondays, I have sport.
mardi
[mar-DEE]
Tuesday
The second day of the week; not capitalised in French.
On se voit mardi.
See you on Tuesday.
matin
[ma-TAN]
morning
The early part of the day.
Je travaille le matin.
I work in the morning.
alors ?
ah-lohr
then?
Here 'alors' means 'what about it?'. Raise your voice: 'a-lor'.
Alors, tu viens ?
So, are you coming?
Words in this phrase
alors
[ah-lohr]
so
Conjunction used to show consequence or result.
Alors, qu'est-ce qu'on fait?
So, what do we do?
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