How to Say “Uber” in French

Uber
The English phrase "uber" is translated into French as Uber.
In French, Uber is used as a noun to refer specifically to a car ride requested through the Uber service.
Meaning: car ride requested using Uber (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun Uber is masculine, so you would say un Uber when referring to an Uber.

Did you know?

  • While 'un Uber' is a common way to refer to the service, many French speakers will also use the verb uberiser to describe the process of a traditional business being disrupted or digitized by the platform.
  • In France, if you are traveling by a private hire vehicle that is not an Uber, you might still call it 'un Uber' out of habit, much like how English speakers use 'Xerox' for any photocopy.
  • When calling an Uber in Paris, you may encounter ' Uber Pool', but locals often refer to the general act of sharing a ride as covoiturage.

Examples in context

  • En Uber.
    On Uber.
    This sentence is useful for expressing that one is traveling by Uber.
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  • Je vais prendre un Uber
    I will take an Uber
  • Bonjour, pourriez-vous me commander un VTC, s'il vous plaît?
    Hello, could you order me a VTC, please?
  • Pourriez-vous commander un Uber pour moi, s'il vous plaît?
    Could you order an Uber for me, please?
  • J'ai commandé un Uber pour venir.
    I ordered an Uber to come.

Example conversation

Hugo and Léa are leaving a restaurant.

  1. Hugo

    On rentre comment ?
    How are we getting back?
  2. Léa

    Je commande un Uber, Léa.
    I'll order an Uber, Léa.
  3. Hugo

    C'est une bonne idée, Hugo.
    That's a good idea, Hugo.
  4. Léa

    L'Uber arrive dans deux minutes.
    The Uber arrives in two minutes.

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