Ask for common public transport phrases for Paris
Essential French Transportation: Navigate with Ease: Ask for common public transport phrases for Paris
Here are some common public transport phrases useful for navigating Paris:
- Excusez-moi, c’est bien le train pour Paris ?
(Excuse me, is this the train to Paris?) - Un billet / un ticket
(A ticket) - Un billet simple
(A one-way ticket) - Un billet aller-retour
(A return ticket) - Quel est le prix d’un billet ?
(What is the price of a ticket?) - Sur quel quai ? / Sur quelle voie ?
(On which platform?) - Le train est en retard.
(The train is delayed.) - Le bus est à l’heure.
(The bus is on time.) - Où est l’arrêt de bus/la station de métro ?
(Where is the bus stop/metro station?) - Je descends ici.
(I am getting off here.) - Comment aller à la station …, s’il vous plaît ?
(How do I get to … station, please?) - La correspondance
(The connection/transfer) - La sortie
(The exit) - Un carnet (of tickets)
- Le métro
(The metro) - Le bus
(The bus) - Le train
(The train) - Pardon / Excusez-moi
(Excuse me)
These phrases cover buying tickets, asking for directions and schedules, understanding announcements about delays, and getting around the metro and bus system in Paris.