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Which one is correct?
''Le ticket de métro/bus/train'' or ''Le billet de métro/bus/train''
''Le ticket de métro/bus/train'' or ''Le billet de métro/bus/train''
- French (France)
Le ticket de métro.
Le ticket de bus.
Le billet de train.
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- French (France)
Le ticket de métro/bus.
Le billet de train.
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@LangueVivante En général on dit quand même ces termes 🤔
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@LangueVivante, non pas tout à fait quand même :
on dit plutôt:
billet d'avion,
billet de train,
ticket de bus,
ticket de métro
aussi pour les concerts, spectacles et le cinéma, on dit souvent "places".
je suis désolé mais on ne dit pas un ticket d'avion !!!
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C'est vrai qu'on dit ticket d'avion aussi. Mais plus généralement billet je pense 🤔
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oui sur billet ticket on comprendra quoi qu'on dise c'est pour ça que j'ai dit "plutôt" et non absolument.
désolé d'insister mais pareil on ne dit pas j'ai deux tickets de concert mais plutôt : J'ai deux billets ou deux places pour aller voir Céline Dion à Paris La défense Arena, " ah, t'avais déjà pris ton billet?"
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