Quelque chose
Something
Language note: Literally means 'some thing'.
Culture note: Used when asking if someone would like to add snacks or other items to their order.
Context: The barista asks if you'd like something else to go with your coffee.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Quelque
[kelk]
Something
Refers to an unspecified object or idea.
Avez-vous quelque chose de nouveau?
Do you have something new?
chose
[choz]
Thing
An object or item.
Il y a quelque chose à déguster.
There is something to taste.
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