How to call and how NOT to call the waiters or the waitresses in French, when you’re in a french restaurant, french bar or french cafe ? Let’s see that now ! Cafecallcall the waiter in Frenchcall the waitress in FrenchCuisineDiningDontFranceFrenchfrench cuisineFrench diningfrench tipsfrench tips in restaurantshow to order in frenchhow to order in french cafehow to order in french restaurantLearnLearn French easilyorder in frenchorder in french restaurantordering in french caferelaxrelax you learn frenchrestaurantsShortsstart french easilyVideoVlogWaitersYouTube 5 Comments @KiKiQuiQuiKiKi 3 years ago In Spanish, it’s very common to call waiters “joven,” which means young man. 😊 @moflow99 3 years ago Ironically, i call my son waiter. @charles-emileboily2369 3 years ago Moi je dit aille tabbarnak @63Angi.elaChoco 3 years ago people call the waiter a garçon ? @enriquesanchez2001 12 months ago GROWING up, I am 68 year old, MOVIES always made this mistake. But I NEVER USE this in Paris! ZUT!Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
@KiKiQuiQuiKiKi 3 years ago In Spanish, it’s very common to call waiters “joven,” which means young man. 😊
@enriquesanchez2001 12 months ago GROWING up, I am 68 year old, MOVIES always made this mistake. But I NEVER USE this in Paris! ZUT!
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In Spanish, it’s very common to call waiters “joven,” which means young man. 😊
Ironically, i call my son waiter.
Moi je dit aille tabbarnak
people call the waiter a garçon ?
GROWING up, I am 68 year old, MOVIES always made this mistake. But I NEVER USE this in Paris! ZUT!