1. French loan words in English bouquet [bu:kei] cliché It may sound cliché, but my parents would have killed me had I done some of the things I endure from todays youth. (L37) faux pas If a child isnt made to deal with a minor situation, how will one ever handle a major faux pas (which we all inevitably commit at some point?)

2. bouquet [bu:kei] enfant terrible ( ), le jour (m), la mode (f), la carte (f) de: of à: to de + le = du Bonjour. bon: good (m) jour: day

3. savoir: know faire: do être: be vivre : live

4. Happy New Year, and, as always, bon appetit. It is a proper school, not just a training ground for debutantes. a flight en route from Tokyo to Sydney I saw for myself what you gain when you build esprit de corps among your salespeople.

5. 1.à la carte 2.à la mode 3.bon appetit 4.bon vivant 5.bon voyage 6.c'est la vie 7.debutante 8.du jour 9.en route 10.enfant terrible beginner (young girl making her formal debut into society ) someone who lives well, who knows how to enjoy life Have a good appetite!/ Enjoy your meal. Have a good trip! in fashion, style of the day on the way on the menu terrible child that's life

6. 1.esprit de corps 2.fait accompli 3.genre 4.je ne sais quoi 5.joie de vivre 6.petite 7.raison d'être 8.RSVP 9.savoir- faire (a woman) short and attractively thin a good quality that you cannot easily describe - often humorous Répondez s'il vous plait=respond please something that has already happened or been done and cannot be changed tact or social grace team spirit The quality in people who live life to the fullest the reason why something exists, why someone does something etc type (Used mostly in art and film) - "I really like this genre..."