Ch 1 · Lesson 12

Dinner at Léa's

Eight lines with Léa, who has asked you round to eat.

The scene

Léa has asked you round for dinner. The flat smells of roast meat, and her dog is asleep under the table. Notice Pas de viande ?: pas de plus a noun means "no ...", always with plain de, never du or de la.

Tap any word to look it up.

  1. Léa

    ! ... ?

    Hi! Erm... do you like bread?

  2. You

    , Léa ! ? ?

    Hi, Léa! Bread? No meat?

  3. Léa

    .

    Look at the dog.

  4. You

    ?

    He's eaten the meat?

  5. Léa

    . !

    All of it. Sorry!

    Literally: All the meat. Sorry!

  6. You

    , . .

    No, no. I like bread.

  7. Léa

    . .

    Right. The dog doesn't like bread.

  8. You

    ...

    Good dog...

Pick the right one

0/4

Your turn: pick what you said back.

  1. Léa: Salut ! Euh... tu aimes le pain ?

  2. Léa: Regarde le chien.

  3. Léa: Toute la viande. Désolée !

  4. Léa: Bon. Le chien n'aime pas le pain.

Matching

0/8

Match each line to what it means.

Fill in the blank

0/8

Put the missing word back.

  1. Salut ! Euh... tu le pain ? (Hi! Erm... do you like bread?)

  2. Salut, Léa ! Le pain ? Pas de ? (Hi, Léa! Bread? No meat?)

  3. le chien. (Look at the dog.)

  4. Il a la viande ? (He's eaten the meat?)

  5. Toute la viande. ! (All of it. Sorry!)

  6. Non, non. J'aime le . (No, no. I like bread.)

  7. Bon. Le chien n' pas le pain. (Right. The dog doesn't like bread.)

  8. Bon ... (Good dog...)

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