A2 · Travel French · model audio
How to pronounce “Pour demain, à 14 heures. C'est combien ?” in French
For tomorrow, at 2 p.m. How much is it? Hear the complete line, then keep its meaning and situation in mind as you repeat.
Meaning and use
What this French phrase means
Pour demain, à 14 heures. C'est combien ?
English: For tomorrow, at 2 p.m. How much is it?
Speaker in this scene: Traveler
Mission: Plan a trip · Independent travel
Related mission sound · /ʁ/
Practise the mission cue, then return to the complete line.
Vibrate your throat like a French 'r'.
The cue belongs to the wider speaking mission and is not presented as a complete IPA transcription of this sentence.
Model word or phrase
train
trainRepeat: train, retour, horaire.
Plan a trip · A2
Hear the phrase inside a complete French conversation
Read the exchange once for meaning. Then replay the target line and repeat it without losing the speaker's intention.
- TravelerBonjour, je voudrais un billet pour Lyon, s'il vous plaît.Hello, I would like a ticket to Lyon, please.1
- Ticket agentPour quelle date et à quelle heure ?For which date and at what time?2
- TravelerPour demain, à 14 heures. C'est combien ?For tomorrow, at 2 p.m. How much is it?3
- Ticket agentC'est 20 euros.It's 20 euros.4
A four-pass routine
Listen, shape, say, then use.
- Play the checked model once without speaking.
- Read the English meaning and choose the intention you want to express.
- Apply the /ʁ/ cue to its model example, then replay the complete target line.
- Read the full exchange aloud, then change one detail and answer again.
Same speaking mission
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