When ordering food at the counter of a fast food restaurant, café, etc., you’ll often be asked an equivalent in French of “is that all?” after saying the items you want.
We’ve seen one way already: c’est tout? This was used in the post about ordering in French at Tim Hortons.
A second way, also used in that post, is ça va être tout?
There’s a third way, which we haven’t seen yet: c’est complet?
— Bonjour, je vais prendre une boîte de 10 Timbits mélangés et un petit café, s’il vous plaît. Hello, I’ll take a box of 10 assorted Timbits and a small coffee, please.
— Qu’est-ce qu’on met dans le café? What would you like in the coffee?
— Deux crèmes. Two creams.
— C’est complet? Will that be all?
— Oui. Yes.
— C’est pour ici ou pour emporter? Is it for here or to go?
— Pour emporter. To go.
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