French Phrases for Your Picnic
I received an adorable package from my friends at Avène, Klorane, and Rene Furtherer for Bastille Day, and inside there was a little packet with French Phrases for Your Picnic. After sharing this on Instagram, I asked if I could create a post around it so you could bookmark the phrases and practice for your picnic at home in your backyard or your future picnic in Paris.
French Phrases
Where can I buy rosé?
Où puis-je acheter du rosé?
Which way is the park?
Dans quelle direction est le parc? Où se trouve le parc?
May I borrow your sunscreen, please?
Puis-je emprunter ta crème solaire s’il te plaît?
Life is too short to drink bad wine
La vie est trop courte pour boire du mauvais vin
Every cloud has a silver lining
Après la pluie, le beau temps
What shade of lipstick are you wearing?
Quelle couleur de rouge à lèvres portes-tu?
You look glowing!
Tu es rayonnant/rayonnante!
Tu es radieux/radieuse!
That’s life/Such is life
C’est la vie
I love you
Je t’aime
I love Summer
J’aime l’éte
Do you want to join me for a French picnic?
Est ce que tu veux me rejoindre pour un pique-nique à la française?
Did you bring a tablecloth?
Est-ce queue tu as pris une nappe?
Do you have a bottle opener?
Est-ce que tu as un tire-bouchon?
French Words
La crème solaire
L’huile pour le cheveux
Le shampooing sec
Un masque pour le visage
Wine
Le Vin
Picnic
Un pique-nique
Beauty
La beauté
Skincare
Les soins de la peau
Haircare
Les soins capillaires
Don’t forget the sunscreen, I have been using and loving this Avène compact with SPF 50.
P.S. Stay cool with the Avène thermal water spray.
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Est-ce que is correct spelling
there is no ue on end…
It should be only
“ Est-ce que tu veux me rejoinder
former french teacher so trust me on this!🍷
Hi Susan,
Thank you so much for catching my spelling error. I think the computer is auto-correcting some of my French spelling 🙂
xo