Leçon 3B(10) – Official Notes

Offering and accepting/ FORMAL

choosing food We will learn 2 variations of offering

or beverages. food and drinks.

We will learn 2 ways of accepting food

and drinks offered by an adult.

Here are 2 ways to offer food or drink:

QUESTIONS

1. An adult or friend gives you a CHOICE.

English: You want a ….. OR a ……..? French: ___ ____ ___ _____ __ ____ ____? _______ rhymes with _______

2. A waiter asks you what you desire (to order).

English: You desire ……? French: __________________ ?

ANSWERS

Here are two ways of choosing food/drink when you talk to an adult.

1. English: I would like a ……………….. please. French: _______________________________________. Pronounce: ʒ e voodray /une ……………….. seel voo play. ***** Notice to an adult you would say s’il vous plaît.*****

2. English: Give me a …….. please. French:_______________________________________ Pronounce:Duhnay mwah /une …… seel voo play. *****

Notice to an adult you would say s’il vous plaît***** *****and donnez.*****

1. What makes answer #1 formal or appropriate for an adult? _____________________________________________________

2. What makes answer #2 formal or appropriate for an adult?

_______________________________________________________

S’il te plaît,

donne-moi

un citron pressé.

It’s a package deal!

The verb changes. Use just “e” at the end of the verb for an informal command.

Formal is EZ to remember.

S’il vous plaît,

donnez-moi

un citron pressé.

The verb changes. Use “ez” at the end of the verb for a formal command.

Leçon 3B(10) – Official Notes

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Leçon 3B-10 – Les boissons

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le

un un un

un unun

un une un

un uneun

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The bottles are beautiful

La faim et la soif

The verb avoir (ahvwaar) is used to talk abouthunger and thirst. Avoir means to have.

Conjugate avoir in the singular (hint: remember how to express age).I have ___'_____ (pronounce: ʒ ay)You have _____ _____ (pronounce: tu ahhhhhh)He has _____ _____ (pronounce: eel ahhhhh)She has _____ _____ (pronounce: el ahhhhhh)

THIRSTIn English we would say: I am thirsty.In French we would say: ___' _____ soif. (Pronounce swahf)What are we really saying? _______________________

Complete the following in French:I am thirsty ________________You are thirsty ________________He is thirsty ________________She is thirsty ________________

ahhh

hhhh

hh

Formal and InformalWhen young people want to say “you,” they address their

friends as ______ and adults that they do not know very well as ______. The use of “vous” shows r._._._._._._ and is called the f._._._._. ._ The use of “tu” shows f._._._._._._._._._._. and is called the i._._._._._._._ .PLEASENote that French people have two ways of saying please that reflect the formal and the informal.Informal way of saying “If it pleases you”:Say _________________________ with friends.Formal way of saying “if it pleases you”:Say _________________________ with adults.

Leçon 3B(10) – Official Notes

Leçon 10 – Official Notes

Offering and accepting/

choosing food FORMAL

or beverages. We will learn 2 variations of offering food and drinks.

We will learn 2 ways of accepting food and drinks offered by an adult.

Here are 2 ways to offer food or drink:

QUESTION

1. An adult or friend gives you a CHOICE.

English: You want a ….. OR a ……..? French: Tu veux un (une) …… OU un (une) ……? VEUX rhymes with DEUX

2. A waiter asks you what you desire (to order).

English: You desire ……? French: Vous désirez?

ANSWERS

Here are two ways of choosing food/drink when you talk to an adult.

1. English: I would like a ……………….. please. French: Je voudrais un/une …………… s’il vous plaît. Pronounce: Ze voodray /une ……………….. seel voo play. ***** Notice to an adult you would say s’il vous plaìt.*****

2. English: Give me a …….. please. French:Donnez-moi un/une …….. s’il vous plaît. Pronounce:Duhnay mwah /une …… seel voo play. *****

Notice to an adult you would say s’il vous plaît***** *****and donnez.*****

1. What makes answer #1 formal or appropriate for an adult?

_______________________________________________________

2. What makes answer #2 formal or appropriate for an adult?

_______________________________________________________

La faim et la soif

The verb avoir (ahvwaar) is used to talk abouthunger and thirst. Avoir means to have.

Conjugate avoir in the singular (hint: remember how to express age).I have ___'_____ (pronounce: žay)You have _____ _____ (pronounce: tu ahh)He has _____ _____ (pronounce: eel ahh)She has _____ _____ (pronounce: el ahh)

THIRSTIn English we would say: I am thirsty.In French we would say: ___' _____ soif. (Pronounce swahf)What are we really saying? _______________________

Complete the following in French:I am thirsty ________________You are thirsty ________________He is thirsty ________________She is thirsty ________________

ahhh

hhhh

hh

Formal and InformalYoung people address their friends as ______ and adults

that they do not know very well as ______. The use of “vous” shows _._._._._._._ and is called the _._._._._. ._ The use of “tu” shows _._._._._._._._._._._. and is called the _._._._._._._._

Note that French people have two ways of saying please that reflect the formal and the informal.

Say _________________________ with friends.Say _________________________ with adults.

tu

vousrespect formal

familiarityinformal

S’il te plaît

S’il vous plaît

J’aiTu asIl aElle a

J’ai

J’ai soif.Tu as soif.Il a soif.Elle a soif.

Leçon 3B-10 – Les boissons

un jus de raisin un chocolat un jus de un citron chaud pamplemousse pressé

un jus de pomme un jus un café d’orange

un jus de tomate une eau un coca minérale

Un soda une limonade un thé (citron)