How to say "i'll put you through to mr. dupont." in French?
In French "i'll put you through to mr. dupont." translates to Je vais vous passer M. Dupont.
Transliteration: juh veh voo pah-sey M. Dupont
🇫🇷 Un instant s'il vous plaît, je vais vous passer M. Dupont.
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🇺🇸 One moment please, I'll put you through to Mr. Dupont.
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How to say "i'll put you through to mr. dupont." in French?
You can use the word "Je vais vous passer M. Dupont." which translates to "I'll put you through to Mr. Dupont.".
How to pronounce "Je vais vous passer M. Dupont." (i'll put you through to mr. dupont.) in French?
The word "Je vais vous passer M. Dupont." is pronounced as "juh veh voo pah-sey M. Dupont".
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