How to Say “Sandwich” in French

sandwich
/sɑ̃.dwitʃ/masculine
The English phrase 'sandwich' is translated into French as sandwich.
The word refers to a dish.
Meaning: dish (noun)

Is it said differently in some regions?

In certain regions of France, particularly in the south, the term un grec is used to describe a sandwich.

How does it change in a sentence?

To form the plural, add an 's' to the end to get des sandwichs.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /sɑ̃.dwitʃ/ and consists of two syllables.

Did you know?

  • In French, the word sandwich can be used as a verb sandwicher to describe the act of squeezing something or someone between two things.
  • The word sandwich entered the French language during the 19th century as English culinary habits became fashionable in Parisian high society.
  • While sandwich is the standard term, a traditional French lunch often features a jambon-beurre, which is so iconic it is rarely called a 'sandwich' by locals.

Examples in context

  • Ce sandwich est bon.
    This sandwich is good.
    This sentence is useful for describing the quality of a sandwich.
    Tatoeba #7138592 by Aiji, translation #3635848 by CK
  • Je mange un sandwich.
    I'm eating a sandwich.
    This sentence is useful for stating that you are eating a sandwich.
    Tatoeba #3137254 by Micsmithel, translation #3132252 by CK
  • Veux-tu un sandwich ?
    Do you want a sandwich?
    This sentence is useful for offering someone a sandwich.
    Tatoeba #5800020 by Toynop, translation #4888517 by CK
  • Un sandwich au jambon
    A ham sandwich
  • Un sandwich au fromage
    A cheese sandwich
  • Un sandwich au poulet
    A chicken sandwich
  • Je voudrais un sandwich, s'il vous plaît.
    I would like a sandwich, please.
  • Pouvez-vous me préparer un sandwich, s'il vous plaît ?
    Can you make me a sandwich, please?
  • 77 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Manon and Gabriel are deciding what to eat for lunch.

  1. Manon

    Tu veux préparer un sandwich ?
    Do you want to make a sandwich?
  2. Gabriel

    Oui, j'ai très faim, Gabriel.
    Yes, I am very hungry, Gabriel.
  3. Manon

    Je vais faire ton sandwich maintenant.
    I will make your sandwich now.
  4. Gabriel

    Merci beaucoup, Manon !
    Thank you very much, Manon!

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