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Note culturelle: les boissons

Les boissons (drinks)

At some point, everyone needs to stop and have a drink. So let’s talk about drinks! In France, people like to meet in cafés to drink something. 

People also like to take a drink such as an apéritif before dinner: it’s called l’heure de l’apéro

 

Two glasses of lemonade

“This work” by Pxhere is in the Public Domain, CC0

 

Conjugaison du verbe boire (to drink)

Singulier Pluriel
je bois nous buvons
tu bois vous buvez
il, elle, on boit ils, elles boivent

Man drinking orange juice

Il boit un jus d’orange  “This work” by Andrea Piacquadio, Pexels is in the Public Domain, CC0

 

 

Vocabulaire

Français Anglais
les boissons (f.) drinks
un apéritif (un apéro) un pre-dinner drink
un cocktail a cocktail
une tasse (de) a cup (of)
un verre (de) a glass (of)
l’eau (f.) water
l’eau minérale (f.) mineral water
un thé a tea
le vin wine
un café a coffee
un café au lait a coffee with milk
un café crème a coffee with cream
le champagne champagne
une bière a beer
le cidre cider
un cognac a cognac
un jus juice

 

Ressources supplémentaires

Explore more vocabulary and pronunciation:

Play a memory game with les boissons.

Study the Quizlet vocabulary flashcards. Listen and repeat the French pronunciation.

Listening practice :

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