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French II chapter 6 Topics Review

Topic: La nourriture

Chapter Objectives Offer, accept, and refuse food Ask/give your opinion (about your food) Inquire about prices & pay the check

Essential Questions 1. Comment tu trouves______? (How do you like the….) 2. QU’est-ce que tu veux manger/boire? (What do you want to eat/drink?)

Essential Verbs Vouloir (to want) boire (to drink) Prendre (to take) FInir (To Finish)

The verb “Manger” to eat to listen to smile to laugh

I. Qu’est-ce que Tu veux manger/boire? Pg. 184/185

Jus de Fruit jus d’orange jus de pomme (apple) to smile to dream

Cafe

un pamplemousse This is a grapefruit

Les oeufs Eggs

Pain (bread) croissant baguette

Lait (milk)

Sel & Poivre

II. Sur la Table, il y a: Pg. 184/185

II. Sur la Table, il y a: Pg. 184/185 une tasse une fourchette un couteau Une assiette une cuillere

Useful Expressions J’ai Faim/soif (I’m hungry/thirsty) Je veux (I want) Je prens (I will have…) J’ai envie de (I would like) J’aimerais

Asking/Giving Opinions (pg 187) le_____ est bonne? (is your ____ good?) Comment est _______ (how is ______?) Comment tu trouves____? (how do you like/what do you think of _____)

Expressing Opinion Excellent(e) Delicieux/delicieuse Pas bonne= not good Pas mauvais= not bad

Useful Expressions: To Want Desirer (to want/desire) avoir faim/soif (to be hungry/thirsty) Je veux= I want

Ch. 6 Part II: More expressions

Le Poulet chicken steak salad

Le Poisson chicken steak salad

Le Porc chicken steak pork

Les Pates Pasta pork plate

La Carte Pasta Menu map

Croque-Monsieur french toast sandwich

Ch. 6 Part III: Le Restaurant

Three Meals a Day le petit-dejeuner (breakfast) le Dejeuner (lunch) Le Diner

Asking What you want Qu’est-ce que vous voulez? Vous désirez? (you want…?) Qu’est-ce que vous avez? J’ai envie de (I would like) J’aimerais

Useful Expressions: To Want Desirer (to want/desire) avoir faim/soif (to be hungry/thirsty) Je veux= I want

Drinks(pg 197) le sirop de menthe (water w/ mint syrup) la grenadine (water w/ pomegranate syrup) eau (water) le coca (soda)

Paying the bill L’addition (bill) C’est combien? (how much?) c’est/ca fait (the total is..) compris (included) Le service/pouboir (the tip)