How to Say ‘Round-trip ticket’ in French
Un aller-retour
uhn ah-lay ruh-toor
[uhn ah-lay ruh-toor]
💬 Usage Tip: [Aller-retour] is a fixed travel phrase meaning round trip. French often builds these useful travel words by joining two everyday words with a hyphen.
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[uhn]
a / one
Masculine singular article used before a noun.
Je prends un aller-retour pour demain.
I'm taking a round-trip ticket for tomorrow.
aller
[ah-lay]
outward trip
In travel, aller is the outward journey.
Un aller-retour est parfois moins cher qu'un aller simple.
A round-trip ticket is sometimes cheaper than a one-way ticket.
retour
[ruh-toor]
return
Used for the trip back in travel contexts.
Un aller-retour pour Marseille, s'il vous plaît.
A round-trip ticket to Marseille, please.
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