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How to Say ‘Round trip’ in French

Aller-retour

ah-LAY ruh-TOOR

[ah-LAY ruh-TOOR]

💬 Usage Tip: It is literally "going-return". The hyphen makes it a single word for the ticket.

Phrase Breakdown

Aller

[ah-LAY]

outward ticket

As a noun, a ticket for going one way.

Example

Un aller pour Lyon, s'il vous plaît.

A ticket to Lyon, please.

retour

[ruh-TOOR]

return

Noun for the trip back.

Example

Le retour est demain.

The return is tomorrow.

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