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Concepts Culturels Les verbes comme finir Les procès de cuisiner 1€1€ 2€2€ 3€3€ 4€4€ 5€5€ 1€1€1€1€1€1€1€1€ 2€2€2€2€2€2€2€2€ 3€3€ 4€4€ 5€5€ 3€3€3€3€3€3€ 4€4€4€4€4€4€ 5€5€5€5€5€5€ Le verbe prendre Le vocabulaire du café

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C’est lemonade en français (avec la prononciation correcte)

le citron pressé

C’est cheese sandwich en français

le sandwich au fromage

Les deux ingrédients communs qu’on ajoute à son café

la crème et le sucre

C’est, I would like a toasted ham and cheese sandwich with an egg, please, en français

Je voudrais un Croque Madame, s’il vous plaît!

La phrase commune qu’un serveur utilise

Vous désirez?

Un exemple d’un petit-déjeuner français

Une baguette avec du café (avec du beurre et/ou de la confiture) (Quelque fois, un croissant, du thé, du chocolat chaud, du jus d’orange)

When should you order your drink in a café?

At the same time as you order your food.

Si vous mangez à la terrasse, c’est…

…cher

Pourquoi les serveurs français aiment les touristes américains?

Les américains laissent des grands pourboires!

_____ est le plus grand repas, en France, en général.

le déjeuner

Les formes de “prendre” de je et tu finissent avec la lettre ____.

s

Quel est le problème? Nous prendons du café.

Nous prenons du café… (there is no d)

Translate: She’s having a sandwich.

Elle prend un sandwich.

Prononcez correctement: ils prennent

[eel pren]

Translate: I want to have some vanilla ice cream

Je veux prendre de la glace à la vanille

Les équivalents anglais de: finir, maigrir, grossir, remplir, choisir

finir = to finish maigrir = to lose weight, grossir = to gain weight remplir = to fill choisir = to choose

Conjuguez le verbe finir

je finisnous finissons tu finisvous finissez il/elle finit ils/elles finissent

Le serveur ____ ma tasse de thé. (conjuguez le verbe)

Le serveur remplit ma tasse de thé.

Sara _____ parce qu’elle ne mange pas de dessert!

Sara maigrit parce qu’elle ne mange pas de dessert!

Quel est le problème? Nous dormissons à la maison.

Nous dormons à la maison. (Dormir does not conjugate like finir!)

En français c’est le verbe to cut

couper

En anglais, “Ajoutez de l’eau”

Add water

Vrai ou faux: cuisiner, cuire et faire cuire sont des synonymes

Vrai!

A feu vif en anglais

On high heat

Tablespoon en français (prononcé correctement)

Une cuillerée à soupe

Pariez!

Catégorie: vouloir / pouvoir Translate: We want to go to the café but you (informal) can’t have an omlette because it’s breakfast! (Vous pouvez avoir 2 erreurs mais PAS D’ERREURS DE VERBE!)

Nous voulons aller au café mais tu ne peux pas prendre une omelette parce que c’est le petit- déjeuner!