FRENCH VERBS
This verb means "to bring (someone)"
amener
A long, thin loaf of French bread
Une baguette
Translate: I am going to go to the café
Je vais aller au café
The French expression for "I'm hungry"
J'ai faim
You walked into a café and sat down without waiting to be seated — the waiter raises an eyebrow.
What is not waiting to be seated or saying bonjour?
This verb means "to bring (something)"
Apporter
This is the French word for "cheese"
Le fromage
Translate: He is a server
Il est un serveur
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
The French expression for "I'm thirsty"
J'ai soif
You asked for un menu and got the fixed-price meal instead of the list of options you wanted. Zut!
You confused "un menu" with "une carte"
This verb means "to cost."
Coûter
This is the French word for "butter"
Le beurre
Translate: I like milk for my coffee
J'aime du lait pour mon café
The French phrase for "how must does it cost?"
ça coûte combien?
You ordered une baguette expecting a sandwich and got… a whole loaf of bread.
Thinking "baguette" means sandwich
This verb means "to leave a tip"
Laisser un pourboire
This is the French word for "apple juice"
Le jus de pomme
Translate: Leave a tip for the server (female)
Laissez un pourboire pour la serveuse
The French phrase for "to eat something"
Manger quelque chose
You order chocolat hoping for some pieces of chocolate, and instead got a drink. Huh?
Forgetting "chocolat" is a drink in France
This verb means "to spend"
Dépenser
The French word for "green tea"
Le thé vert
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
Translate: I have a menu for us
J'ai une carte pour nous
The French phrase for "not enough of"
Pas assez de
You take a sip of your coffee after putting what you thought was sugar in it and YUCK! It's salty???
Putting du sel (salt) instead of sucre in your tasse de café