• To say they are hungry
• To offer a friend something
• To ask a friend for something
• To talk about foods
• To use un (sandwich) and une (pizza) to understand masculine and feminine nouns
• To become aware of what kinds of fast foods French young people buy
To recognize and repeat intonation
J’ai faim!
Tu as faim?
Pour communiquer
How to say that you are hungry:
J’ai faim. I’m hungry. Tu as faim? Are you hungry?
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?
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.
Les nourritures(Foods)
un croissant un sandwich un steak un steak-frites un hamburger un hot dog
une salade une pizza une omelette une crêpe une glace
NOTE Culturelle
Les jeunes et la nourriture
In general, French teenagers eat their main meals at home with their families. On weekends or after school, however, when they are with friends, they often stop at a fast-food restaurant or a café for something to eat. At fast-food restaurants, French teenagers order pretty much the same types of foods as Americans: hamburgers, hot dogs, and pizza. At a café, teenagers may order a croissant, a sandwich, or a dish of ice cream. Some favorite sandwiches are ham (un sandwich au jambon), Swiss cheese (un sandwich au fromage), or salami (un sandwich au saucisson). And, of course, they are made with French bread, which has a crunchy crust. Another traditional
quick café meal is a small steak with French fries (un steak-frites).
In France, sandwiches are traditionally very simple: a piece of French bread with a slice of ham or cheese. However, nowadays one can buy fancier sandwiches made with different breads, such as “panini,” and a variety of ingredients
un sandwich, une pizza
You may have noted that the names of some foods are masculine and others are feminine. In French, ALL NOUNS, whether they designate people or things, are either MASCULINE or FEMININE.
MASCULINE NOUNS FEMININE NOUNS
un sandwich le sandwich une pizza la pizza un croissant le croissant une salade la salade
When you speak, your voice rises and falls. This is called INTONATION. In French, as in English, your voice goes down at the end of a statement. However, in French, your voice rises after eachg roup of words in the middle of a sentence. (This is the opposite of English, where your voice drops a little when you pause in the middle of a sentence.)
Répétez:
Je voudrais une pizza.
Je voudrais une pizza et un sandwich.
Je voudrais une pizza, un sandwich et un hamburger.