How to Say “Ginger Ale” in French

ginger ale
Ginger ale in French is ginger ale.
This refers to a carbonated soft drink flavored with ginger.

Did you know?

  • In some traditional French contexts, drinks like ginger ale are referred to as limonades aromatisées, as limonade can refer to any flavored sparkling water, not just lemon.
  • In many French-speaking regions, particularly in Quebec, you may see it called bière au gingembre.
  • While ginger ale is common on menus, a French person describing the flavor profile of the drink would use the adjective gingembreux, which is rare in everyday conversation.

Examples in context

  • Excusez-moi, pouvez-vous me servir du soda au gingembre, s'il vous plaît?
    Excuse me, can you serve me some ginger ale, please?
  • Je voudrais une boisson pétillante au gingembre, s'il vous plaît.
    I would like a ginger ale, please.
  • Je vais prendre un ginger ale, s'il vous plaît.
    I'll have a ginger ale, please.
  • T'as une bouteille de ginger ale?
    Do you have a bottle of ginger ale?
  • Y a-t-il des alternatives au ginger ale que vous pourriez suggérer?
    Are there any alternatives to ginger ale that you could suggest?
  • Il reste du ginger ale dans le frigo ?
    Is there any ginger ale left in the fridge?
  • Le ginger ale est très rafraîchissant.
    Ginger ale is very refreshing.

Example conversation

Lucas and Manon are at a small cafe.

  1. Lucas

    Manon, tu veux boire quoi ?
    Manon, what do you want to drink?
  2. Manon

    Un ginger ale serait parfait, merci.
    A ginger ale would be perfect, thank you.
  3. Lucas

    D'accord, je vais en commander un.
    Okay, I will order one.
  4. Manon

    C'est très gentil de ta part, Lucas.
    That is very kind of you, Lucas.
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