Taco Bell
Taco Bell in French is Taco Bell.
Taco Bell refers to the American fast-food restaurant chain that specializes in Mexican-inspired food.
Is it said differently in some regions?
In Quebec, the phrase Au Taco Bell is used to mean 'at Taco Bell'.
Did you know?
- While Taco Bell exists in France, many French speakers associate the concept of a 'taco' with tacos français, which are giant grilled wraps filled with fries and meat.
- In Quebec, the phrase Au Taco Bell follows the common Canadian French pattern of using au for businesses, whereas in France, one might simply say chez Taco Bell.
- The 'Mexican-inspired' food served in these chains is often categorized in French culinary discussions as 'cuisine Tex-Mex' rather than 'cuisine mexicaine'.
Examples in context
- On peut manger chez Taco Bell ce soir ?Can we eat at Taco Bell tonight?
- Je n'aime pas beaucoup Taco Bell.I don't really like Taco Bell.
- Il y a un Taco Bell près d'ici.There is a Taco Bell near here.
Example conversation
Manon and Hugo are deciding what to eat for lunch.
- ManonTu veux aller chez Taco Bell, Hugo ?Do you want to go to Taco Bell, Hugo?
- HugoOui, c'est une bonne idée.Yes, that's a good idea.
- ManonJe vais prendre un taco.I'm going to get a taco.
- HugoMoi aussi, j'adore Taco Bell !Me too, I love Taco Bell!
