1. French Food & Ordering in a Restaurant

2. Common Food
Un Hamburger Les Frites
Hamburger French Fries

3. Common Food
Le Pain Le Fromage
Bread Cheese

4. Common Food
Le Poisson Le Poulet
Fish Chicken

5. Common Food
La Glâce Un Gatêau
Ice Cream Cake

6. Common Food
Un Café Un Oeuf
Coffee Egg

7. Common Food
Le Lait Le Chocolat
Milk Chocolate

8. Common Food
La Pizza Un Coca
Pizza Soda Pop

9. Common Food
L’eau La Pomme
Water Apple

10. Useful Vocab Le petit-déjeuner Breakfast Déjeuner Lunch
Le dîner Dinner
J’ai faim/soif. I’m hungry/thirsty.
Je voudrais…. I would like....
Je prends…. I’ll take….
….s’il vous plaît ….please
Non, merci. No, thank you

11. Gender and Amount
Definite articles appear before a noun to indicate if the noun is male/female and if there is more than one of them.
La  Feminine Une  Feminine
Le  Masculine Un  Masculine
Les  Plural Des  Plural
L’  If noun begins with a vowel sound
If you have more than one item, use les/des.
Definite articles la,le,les,l’ translate as “the” whole thing.
Une and un translate as “a” whole item, or “an” entire item.
Des translates as “some”.
Ex.) La pizza  The pizza Ex.) Un hamburger  A hamburger

12. The Partitive
To say you want some of or part of something, use de with the definite article that goes with the item.
Masculine singular  De + Le = Du
Feminine singular  De + La = De La
Singular beginning with a vowel sound  De + l’ = De L’
Plural  De + Les = Des
Ex.) I would like some milk  Je voudrais du lait

13. The End.
Le Fin 