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Unité 2 La vie courante Leçon 3 Bon appétit

Unité 2 La vie courante Leçon 3 Bon appétit. Thème et Objectifs. Everyday life in France In this unit, you will learn how to get along in France. You will learn: To order snacks and beverages in a café To ask about prices and pay for your food /drink To use French money.

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Unité 2 La vie courante Leçon 3 Bon appétit

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  1. Unité 2 La vie couranteLeçon 3 Bon appétit

  2. ThèmeetObjectifs • Everyday life in France • In this unit, you will learn how to get along in France. • You will learn: • To order snacks and beverages in a café • To ask about prices and pay for yourfood/drink • To use French money

  3. ThèmeetObjectifs • In this unit, you will also learn: • To tell time • To give the date and the day of the week • To talk about the weather

  4. Objectif : Aujourd’hui(Today’sObjective) • How to ask how much something costs… • How to ask a friend to lend you something…

  5. How to ask how much something costs…

  6. How to ask how much something costs… • C’estcombien?

  7. C’estcombien un soda?

  8. C’estcombien?

  9. C’estcombienun jus d’orange?

  10. C’estcombien?

  11. C’estcombienun jus de pomme?

  12. C’estcombien?

  13. C’estcombien un jus de tomate?

  14. C’estcombien?

  15. C’estcombien un jus de raisin?

  16. C’estcombien?

  17. C’estcombienunelimonade?

  18. C’estcombien?

  19. C’estcombienun café?

  20. Another way to ask how much something costs:

  21. Ça fait combien?

  22. Ça fait combien? • How much does that come to(make)?

  23. Ça fait combien?

  24. Ça fait 6 euros.

  25. Queveut dire….? • Ça fait…

  26. Çaveut dire… • That’s… • That comes to…

  27. Parler: Use the expressions: Ça fait combien?C’estcombien? and Ça fait … • Un croissant • Un sandwich • Un hamburger • Un hotdog • Une salade • Une pizza • Une crêpe • Une glace

  28. Another way to ask how much something costs:

  29. Combiencoûte…?

  30. Combiencoûte le sandwich?

  31. Ça fait 6 euros.

  32. Il coûte6 euros.

  33. (Le sandwich) Il coûte6 euros.

  34. Combiencoûte le thé?

  35. Il coûte 6 euros.

  36. Combiencoûte la limonade?

  37. Elle coûte 6 euros.

  38. (la limonade) Elle coûte 6 euros.

  39. Combiencoûtela pizza?

  40. Elle coûte 6 euros.

  41. Queveut dire…? • Combiencoûte…?

  42. Çaveut dire…? • How much does…cost?

  43. Queveut dire…? • Il/Elle coûte …

  44. Çaveut dire…? • It costs…

  45. A Summary: There are 3 ways to ask how much something costs: • C’estcombien…? • How much is it? • Ça fait combien? • How much does that come to (make)? • Combiencoûte…? • How much does…cost?

  46. A Summary: There are two ways to answer the question how much something costs: • Ça fait… • That’s… That comes to… • Il/Elle coûte… It costs

  47. Combiencoûte..? Worksheet

  48. How to ask a friend to lend you something…

  49. L’ARGENT FRANCAIS

  50. L’argent européen • Since 2002, twelve European countries have been using a new currency: the euro (l’euro). These countries include France, as well as, Germany, Ireland, Austria, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Finland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. The euro has the same value in all of these countries. It is also very convenient since you do not need to change money when you travel from one country to another.

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