Burger King
The English phrase "burger king" is translated into French as Burger King.
Burger King refers to the American chain of fast food restaurants.
Did you know?
- The French language often treats English brand names like Burger King as masculine nouns, meaning speakers will say le Burger King when referring to the restaurant.
- Despite the English name, French menus at these locations often use the word menu to refer to a complete meal deal, whereas in English 'menu' refers to the list of food.
- The term burger is used in France to describe almost any sandwich with a patty, regardless of whether it is technically a 'hamburger' or a 'cheeseburger'.
Examples in context
- Allons prendre des burgers chez Burger King !Let's grab some burgers at Burger King!
- Où se trouve le Burger King le plus proche?Where's the nearest Burger King?
- On mange au Burger King ?Shall we eat at Burger King?
- Il y a un Burger King près d'ici.There is a Burger King near here.
- Je commande un menu chez Burger King.I am ordering a meal at Burger King.
Example conversation
Two friends are deciding what to eat for lunch.
- ChloéTu as faim, Hugo ?Are you hungry, Hugo?
- HugoOui, on va au Burger King ?Yes, shall we go to Burger King?
- ChloéC'est une bonne idée.That is a good idea.
- HugoParfait, j'ai très envie d'un burger.Perfect, I really want a burger.
