How to say "please hold, i'll put you on hold." in French?
In French "please hold, i'll put you on hold." translates to Ne quittez pas, je vais vous mettre en attente.
Transliteration: nuh keet-ey pah, juh veh voo met-truh ahn ah-tahnd
🇫🇷 Ne quittez pas, je vais vous mettre en attente quelques instants.
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🇺🇸 Please hold, I'll put you on hold for a few moments.
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How to say "please hold, i'll put you on hold." in French?
You can use the word "Ne quittez pas, je vais vous mettre en attente." which translates to "Please hold, I'll put you on hold.".
How to pronounce "Ne quittez pas, je vais vous mettre en attente." (please hold, i'll put you on hold.) in French?
The word "Ne quittez pas, je vais vous mettre en attente." is pronounced as "nuh keet-ey pah, juh veh voo met-truh ahn ah-tahnd".
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