A waiter is called "un serveur" in French. They also used to be called "un garçon" or "un garçon de café".
A waitress is called "une serveuse".
Camarera - Waitress Camarero -Waiter
Oh, dude, the masculine of waitress is waiter. Like, it's not rocket science or anything, just flip the "tress" to "ter" and there you have it. So, if you need a dude serving you instead of a dudette, just ask for a waiter. Easy peasy.
Filles. Just like in English, the feminine of "boys" is a completely distinct word for "girls" (as opposed to "waiter", where the feminine is "waitress".)
it means waiter, who serves food in thge restaurants camarero = mozo = waiter
"Are you a boy or a girl?" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Es-tu un garçon ou une fille? The question also translates as "Are you a waiter or a serving girl?" in English. The pronunciation will be "ey-tyoo eh gar-so oo yoon fee" in French.
A female waiter is known as a waitress.
Garcon (pronounced gar-SOWN) its inpolite to address a french waiter as garcon is more proper to refer to them as monsieur
Shanelle (sha-nell) or something else French :) -Admin
Waiter.
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The English translation for waiter or waitress in the Yoruba language is Oluduro tabi waitress.
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A female waiter is known as a waitress.
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It is waitress.
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A waiter if they are male or a waitress if they are female