hi i'm monica and i've got some great
news we're going to paris on vacation i
can't wait to see the eiffel tower
eat a baguette
buy a beret
wait did you say you don't speak french
well you know what that's not a problem
at all because today
i'm going to teach you some useful
french phrases that you can use when you
go to a french restaurant because
everybody knows that the best way to
experience french culture is to eat the
food
am i right
okay so we don't have any time to waste
let's go
the first thing you should probably
learn is how to say you're hungry and to
say that in french it would be
repeat after me
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you got it
awesome another important thing to know
when you're in a restaurant is how to
order food so in english we would
typically say i would like to order and
in french that would be
for i would like and then the verb or to
order is commanded
now we're very polite people so what you
can do is you can add please at the end
and please in french
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but interesting tidbit when you actually
order the food you can simply say
or i'd like
plus the name of the food so now that
you've mastered those two constructions
we can move on and learn 10 new
vocabulary words i'm going to quickly
run through these words but please feel
free to stop the video when necessary so
you can get as much repetition in
practice as you need let's go
hamburger
fries
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milk
julie
ice cream
in glass
and of course you'll find all these
items on the menu and menu in french is
la
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la great so now that we've gotten all
that out of the way we can finally use
what we've learned in a french
restaurant which is perfect because i'm
so hungry i could eat a horse
let's go
bonjour
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um
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um
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me
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and that my dear friends brings our
lesson on words that you can use in a
french restaurant to a close for more
french vocabulary words make sure to
check out lonely planet's first words
french series and subscribe to this
channel so that you can see more french
videos from me onika
now it's time for me to say goodbye so
augustine
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