Travel: Essential Basics

Useful expressions for traveling in France

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Vous avez une réservation ?

Do you have a reservation?

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Au nom de Martin

Under the name Martin

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Pouvez-vous me montrer votre passeport, s'il vous plaît ?

Could you show me your passport, please?

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Pouvez-vous remplir cette fiche d'inscription ?

Could you fill out this registration form?

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Puis-je voir une pièce d’identité, s’il vous plaît ?

May I see a piece of ID, please?

Source: Hotel Check-in (2)

Pourriez-vous remplir ce formulaire d’arrivée ?

Could you fill out this arrival form?

Source: Hotel Check-in (2)

Quelle est la durée de votre séjour ?

How long are you staying?

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Voici votre clé

Here is your key

Source: Hotel check-in 1

Je voudrais des informations sur les tours

I would like information about the tours

Source: Reserving a Tour

C'est combien ?

How much is it?

Source: Reserving a Tour

Je voudrais réserver deux places

I'd like to reserve two seats

Source: Reserving a Tour

Payer par carte

To pay by card

Source: Reserving a Tour

C'est quelle voie pour Paris ?

Which platform is for Paris?

Source: At the Train Station

Je voudrais un billet pour Marseille

I would like a ticket to Marseille

Source: Buying a Ticket at the Station

Aller simple ou aller-retour ?

One-way or round trip?

Source: Buying a Ticket at the Station

À quelle heure est le prochain train ?

What time is the next train?

Source: Buying a Ticket at the Station

Vous savez à quelle heure on arrive ?

Do you know what time we arrive?

Source: On the Train

Je me suis trompé.

I made a mistake.

Source: On the Train