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Travel French: Getting out: Restaurants, Shopping...

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Getting out: Restaurants, Shopping...
Laura K. Lawless
From Laura K. Lawless, your Guide to French Language
Bonjour - it's week 5 of the Travel French newsletter and time to start thinking about food and other consumables. This issue will teach you about food, restaurants, and shopping.
Vocab and Phrases
Food
Eating is very important, and so is knowing the French terms for food. This is a multi-page feature - be sure to click through to the different pages so that you don't miss anything.


Restaurant
Essential vocabulary and phrases related to eating out.

How to read a French menu
There may be important differences between restaurants in France and in your own country, including what food is offered and how it is prepared. Here are some terms and tips to help you find your way around a French menu.

Shopping
Learn the French names of stores and businesses.

Quantities, Weights, and Measures
You'll need these if you shop for your own food.

Pronunciation
Silent Letters
Watch out for silent letters in French.

Travel
Caribbean for Visitors
Ever heard of the French Caribbean? A number of the islands are French-speaking, and About Guide William Todd can help you find them.


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