Warm up Lesson 5. le cadeau idéal Monique doit trouver des cadeaux de Noël. Aide Monique à choisir un cadeau logique d’après les goûts de chaque personne.

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Warm up Lesson 5

le cadeau idéal Monique doit trouver des cadeaux de Noël. Aide Monique à choisir un cadeau logique d’après les goûts de chaque personne. 1.Son père aime faire du camping. 2.Sa soeur adore les bijoux. 3.Son ami Arthur va souvent à la mer. 4.Sa mère porte des vêtements très élégants. 5.Son frère adore faire du vélo. 6.Sa grand-mère aime regarder les oiseaux. a)une bague b)des jumelles c)un sac en cuir d)un tuba et des palmes e)un VTT f)une tente 1.2

Flash Culture ● The money used in Senegal is the CFA franc (Communauté financière africaine). Both coins and bills are used. Golden color coins are worth 5, 10, and 25 FCFA, silver coins are worth 50 and 100 FCFA. The bills are 500, 1.000, 5.000, and FCFA. ● Have you ever used a currency other than the dollar? Where? 4.2

D’autre mots utiles ● mille ● deux mille (invariable) ● un million ● trois millions ● Let’s practice and review our numbers.

Exprimons-nous! To make a decision The salesperson might say: Vous avez décidé? Have you decided? You might respond: Je ne sais pas quoi choisir. I don’t know what to pick. Je n’arrive pas à me décider. I can’t decide. Je peux vous montrer les bagues en or? Can I show you…? Non, je trouve qu’elles sont un peu trop chères. …a little bit too… Regardez, ce bracelet est bon marché! …inexpensive! Oui, c’est une bonne affaire! …it’s a great deal!

Shopping ● In Senegal, most shopping is done at open- air markets, rather than in stores or malls. Some markets will specialize in one product, such as food, whereas others will host a wide variety of vendors who sell products such as fresh food, antiques, office supplies, crafts, textiles, and clothing. Price bargaining is standard at Senegalese markets. 5.2