un autre
another
The French word 'un autre' translates to 'another' in English. It is used in similar context as in English, referring to an additional item or person. It can be used in a sentence like 'Je veux un autre café', which means 'I want another coffee'.
Example sentences using: un autre
Un autre problème est survenu
Another problem has occurred
This phrase is often used to express the emergence of a new problem or situation after an initial one.
J'ai besoin d'une autre chance
I need another chance
This phrase is used when a person has made a mistake and is seeking forgiveness or a chance to make things right.
Il veut un autre verre de vin
He wants another glass of wine
This phrase is used to express someone's desire for a second serving of wine. A common phrase used at dinner or at a bar.
Je vais acheter un autre livre
I'm going to buy another book
This phrase is used when someone is planning to buy an additional book, possibly after reading or buying another one previously.
Pouvez-vous me donner un autre exemple?
Can you give me another example?
This phrase is used when someone is asking for an additional example, perhaps after receiving an explanation or illustration.
Elle a un autre plan en tête
She has another plan in mind
This phrase is used to suggest that a person has an alternative plan or idea that they are considering.
Il a un autre avis sur la question
He has another opinion on the matter
This phrase is used to indicate that a person holds a separate or differing opinion on a particular issue.
Je prendrai un autre café, s'il vous plait
I'll have another coffee, please
This phrase is used to order an additional coffee, typically at a cafe or restaurant.
Un autre jour, une autre opportunité
Another day, another opportunity
This phrase means that with every new day, new opportunities arise. It's often used to express optimism and the possibility of new beginnings.
Un autre monde est possible
Another world is possible
This phrase is often used to convey optimism and the belief that change can occur, usually in a socio-political context.