How to Say “Att” in French

ATT
ATT is the French abbreviation for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
In this specific context, ATT refers to the American telecommunications company.

Did you know?

  • In French text messaging and online slang, att is a very common abbreviation for attends, which means 'wait'.
  • The French expression être en attente can mean a phone line is on hold or that a person is in a state of limbo regarding a decision.
  • The verb 'attendre' (the root of the slang 'att') is one of the few French verbs that does not require a preposition like 'for' to link to an object, unlike the English 'to wait for'.

Examples in context

  • Je dois attendre mon tour pour parler avec le directeur.
    I have to wait my turn to speak with the director.
  • J'ai reçu une facture d'ATT.
    I received a bill from ATT.
  • Le service client d'ATT est très lent.
    ATT's customer service is very slow.

Example conversation

Lucas and Léa are discussing their mobile phone providers.

  1. Léa

    Tu as un problème avec ton réseau ?
    Are you having trouble with your network?
  2. Lucas

    Oui, mon forfait ATT ne fonctionne plus.
    Yes, my ATT plan isn't working anymore.
  3. Léa

    C'est dommage, je ne suis pas chez ATT.
    That's too bad, I'm not with ATT.
  4. Lucas

    Je vais appeler leur service technique.
    I am going to call their technical support.
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