2. Unité2: La vie courante (Everyday life in France) You will learn… -to order snacks in a café -to ask about prices and pay for your food / drink -to use French money You will also learn… -to tell time -to give the date and the day of the week -to talk about the weather

3. Leçon 3: Bon appétit! Where do you go when you want something to eat or drink? French teenagers have a large choice of places to go when they are hungry or thirsty. -une boulangerie (bakery) -une pâtisserie (pastry store) -un fast-food (fast food restaurant) -un café (café)

4. Leçon 3A: Les jeunes et la nourriture -In general, French teenagers eat their main meals at home with their families. -On weekends or after school, they may get something to eat with friends at a fast-food restaurant or a café. -At fast-food restaurants they can get hamburgers, hot dogs and pizza. -At a café, they may order a croissant, a sandwich or ice cream. -Some favorite sandwiches are ham (un sandwich au jambon), cheese (un sandwich au fromage) and salami (un sandwich au saucisson). -Another traditional quick café meal is a small steak with fries (un steak-frites).

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6. How to say that you are hungry J’ai faim. = I’m hungry. Tu as faim? = Are you hungry?

7. How to offer a friend something: Tu veux…? = Do you want…? -Tu veux un sandwich? Qu’est-ce que tu veux? = What do you want? -Qu’est-ce que tu veux? Un sandwich ou une pizza?

8. How to ask a friend for something: Je voudrais… (I would like…) -Je voudrais un sandwich. Donne-moi… (Give me…) -Donne-moi une pizza. S’il te plaît… (Please) -S’il te plaît, François, donne-moi une pizza.

9. Les nourritures (Foods) un croissantune salade un sandwichune pizza un steakune omelette un steak-fritesune crêpe un hamburgerune glace un hot dog

10. Petit commentaire -Two popular sandwiches sold in cafés are le croque-monsieur and le croque-madame. -The croque-monsieur is a grilled ham and cheese sandwich made with American-style bread. -The croque madame is similar, but with a fried egg on top.

11. Le croque-monsieur

12. Le croque-madame

13. Un sandwich, une pizza You may have noted that the names of foods are masculine and others are feminine. In French, all nouns, whether they designate people or things, are either masculine or feminine. MASCULINE NOUNSFEMININE NOUNS un sandwichune pizza un croissantune salade