Unité 2 La vie courante Leçon 3 Bon appétit

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Unité 2 La vie courante Leçon 3 Bon appétit

Thème et Objectifs Everyday life in France In this unit, you will learn how to get along in France. You will learn: To order snacks and beverages in a café To ask about prices and pay for your food/drink To use French money

Thème et Objectifs In this unit, you will also learn: To tell time To give the date and the day of the week To talk about the weather

Objectif : Aujourd’hui (Today’s Objective) How to say that you are hungry How to offer a friend something

Les Devoirs Regardez la vidéo : À La Boulangerie Répondez aux questions http://delffacile.weebly.com/agrave-la-boulangerie.html

Introduction culturelle Bon appétit! Where do you go when you want something to eat or drink? Maybe to a fast-food restaurant or an ice cream place? French teenagers also have a large choice of places to go when they are hungry or thirsty. Some go to a bakery (une boulangerie) or a pastry shop (une pâtisserie) to buy croissants, éclairs, or other small pastries. Some may buy pizzas, crêpes, hot dogs, or ice-cream cones from street vendors.

Introduction culturelle Still others may to a fast-food restaurant (un fast-food). But the favourite place to get something to eat or drink is the Café. There are cafés practically everywhere in France. As you will see, the café plays an important role in the social life of all French people.

How to say that you are hungry

How to say that you are hungry: J’ai faim.

Répétez s’il vous plaît. J’ai faim.

Répétez encore une fois. J’ai faim.

Que veut dire…? J’ai faim.

Ça veut dire… I’m hungry.

Que veut dire…? J’ai faim.

Ça veut dire… I’m hungry.

Another way to say that you are hungry

Tu as faim?

Répétez s’il vous plaît. Tu as faim?

Répétez encore une fois. Tu as faim?

Que veut dire…? Tu as faim?

Ça veut dire… Are you hungry?

Parler: With a partner, practice saying these two expressions. J’ai faim. Tu as faim?

Tu as faim? Oui,j’ai faim.

Tu as faim? Non, je n’ai pas faim.

Que veut dire…? J’ai faim.

Ça veut dire… I’m hungry.

Que veut dire…? Je n’ai pas faim.

Ça veut dire… I am not hungry.

How to offer a friend something

How to offer a friend something: Tu veux?

Répétez s’il vous plaît. Tu veux?

Répétez encore une fois. Tu veux?

Que veut dire…? Tu veux?

Ça veut dire… Do you want?

Que veut dire…? Tu veux?

Ça veut dire… Do you want?

J’ai faim. Tu as faim? Tu veux? Parler: With your partner, practice saying these expressions a few times. J’ai faim. Tu as faim? Tu veux?

La nourriture

Qu’est-ce que tu veux?

Je veux un croissant.

Qu’est-ce que tu veux?

Je veux un sandwich.

Qu’est-ce que tu veux?

Je veux un steak.

Que veut dire… Qu’est-ce que tu veux?

Ça veut dire… What do you want ?

Tu as faim?

Tu as faim? Oui,j’ai faim.

Tu as faim? Non, je n’ai pas faim.

Les Devoirs Regardez la vidéo : À La Boulangerie Répondez aux questions http://delffacile.weebly.com/agrave-la-boulangerie.html

Carte de sortie On a separate piece of paper, write your name and the answer to the following questions. Turn this paper in for a grade. How do you say: I am hungry. Are you hungry?