Which common French expressions are useful for shopping and dining

The search did not return specific useful French expressions for shopping and dining directly. To provide a helpful answer, let me draw from my knowledge of common practical French phrases used in these contexts.

Common French Expressions for Shopping

• Bonjour / Bonsoir — Hello / Good evening (greeting)
• Combien ça coûte ? — How much does it cost?
• Je peux essayer ? — Can I try it on?
• Avez-vous ce modèle en taille M ? — Do you have this model in size M?
• Où est la caisse ? — Where is the checkout?
• Je voudrais payer, s’il vous plaît. — I would like to pay, please.
• C’est trop cher. — It’s too expensive.
• Avez-vous autre chose ? — Do you have something else?
• Puis-je avoir un sac ? — Can I have a bag?
• Merci, bonne journée ! — Thank you, have a nice day!

Common French Expressions for Dining

• Une table pour deux, s’il vous plaît. — A table for two, please.
• La carte, s’il vous plaît. — The menu, please.
• Qu’est-ce que vous me conseillez ? — What do you recommend?
• Je suis allergique à… — I am allergic to…
• Je voudrais commander… — I would like to order…
• L’addition, s’il vous plaît. — The bill, please.
• C’était délicieux, merci. — It was delicious, thank you.
• Un verre de vin rouge, s’il vous plaît. — A glass of red wine, please.
• Est-ce que le service est compris ? — Is the service included?
• Pouvez-vous m’apporter…? — Can you bring me…?

These expressions cover typical interactions when shopping or dining in French-speaking environments, helping with basic communication and etiquette. If needed, more specific phrases can be provided.

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[7]: https://direct.mit.edu/dram/article/42/3 (159)/213-219/9248