French Food Vocabulary
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What is the French word for 'cherry'?

  • fraise
  • pomme
  • cerise (correct)
  • poire
  • What is the term for 'goat cheese' in French?

  • chèvre (correct)
  • camembert
  • brie
  • fromage
  • What does 'laitue' mean in English?

  • Onion
  • Cucumber
  • Lettuce (correct)
  • Carrot
  • What is the French term for 'cake'?

    <p>gâteau</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'saucisse' mean in English?

    <p>Sausage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the French term for 'ice cream'?

    <p>glace</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the French word for 'fish'?

    <p>Pousson</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Fromage' mean in English?

    <p>Cheese</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the French word for 'apple'?

    <p>Pomme</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Crème brûlée' mean in English?

    <p>Burnt Cream</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the French word for 'bread'?

    <p>Pain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    French Food Vocabulary

    Fruits and Vegetables

    • Fruits:
      • Apple: pomme
      • Banana: banane
      • Cherry: cerise
      • Grape: raisin
      • Orange: orange
      • Pear: poire
    • Vegetables:
      • Carrot: carotte
      • Cucumber: concombre
      • Lettuce: laitue
      • Onion: oignon
      • Potato: pomme de terre
      • Tomato: tomate

    Dairy and Eggs

    • Cheese:
      • Brie: brie
      • Camembert: camembert
      • Chèvre: chèvre (goat cheese)
      • Fromage: fromage (general term for cheese)
    • Eggs:
      • Egg: œuf
      • Omelette: omelette
    • Milk:
      • Milk: lait
      • Butter: beurre

    Meat and Poultry

    • Beef:
      • Beef: boeuf
      • Steak: steak
    • Chicken:
      • Chicken: poulet
      • Hen: poule
    • Fish:
      • Fish: poisson
      • Salmon: saumon
    • Pork:
      • Pork: porc
      • Sausage: saucisse
    • Lamb:
      • Lamb: agneau
    • Turkey:
      • Turkey: dinde

    Breads and Pastries

    • Breads:
      • Bread: pain
      • Baguette: baguette
      • Croissant: croissant
    • Pastries:
      • Cake: gâteau
      • Pastry: pâtisserie
      • Tart: tarte

    Desserts

    • Cakes:
      • Cake: gâteau
      • Éclair: éclair
      • Macarons: macarons
    • Fruits:
      • Fruit salad: salade de fruits
      • Fruit tart: tarte aux fruits
    • Ice cream:
      • Ice cream: glace
    • Puddings:
      • Pudding: pudding
      • Crème brûlée: crème brûlée

    French Food Vocabulary

    Fruits and Vegetables

    • Apple is called "pomme" in French
    • Banana is called "banane" in French
    • Cherry is called "cerise" in French
    • Grape is called "raisin" in French
    • Orange is called "orange" in French
    • Pear is called "poire" in French
    • Carrot is called "carotte" in French
    • Cucumber is called "concombre" in French
    • Lettuce is called "laitue" in French
    • Onion is called "oignon" in French
    • Potato is called "pomme de terre" in French
    • Tomato is called "tomate" in French

    Dairy and Eggs

    • Brie is a type of French cheese
    • Camembert is a type of French cheese
    • Chèvre is a type of French goat cheese
    • Fromage is a general term for cheese in French
    • Egg is called "œuf" in French
    • Omelette is called "omelette" in French
    • Milk is called "lait" in French
    • Butter is called "beurre" in French

    Meat and Poultry

    • Beef is called "boeuf" in French
    • Steak is called "steak" in French
    • Chicken is called "poulet" in French
    • Hen is called "poule" in French
    • Fish is called "poisson" in French
    • Salmon is called "saumon" in French
    • Pork is called "porc" in French
    • Sausage is called "saucisse" in French
    • Lamb is called "agneau" in French
    • Turkey is called "dinde" in French

    Breads and Pastries

    • Bread is called "pain" in French
    • Baguette is a type of French bread
    • Croissant is a type of French pastry
    • Cake is called "gâteau" in French
    • Pastry is called "pâtisserie" in French
    • Tart is called "tarte" in French

    Desserts

    • Cake is called "gâteau" in French
    • Éclair is a type of French cake
    • Macarons are a type of French dessert
    • Fruit salad is called "salade de fruits" in French
    • Fruit tart is called "tarte aux fruits" in French
    • Ice cream is called "glace" in French
    • Pudding is called "pudding" in French
    • Crème brûlée is a type of French pudding

    French Food Vocabulary

    Meat and Poultry

    • Viande refers to meat in general
    • Boeuf is the French term for beef
    • Poulet is the French word for chicken
    • There is no Pousson in French, the correct term for fish is Poisson
    • Porc is the French term for pork
    • Agneau is the French word for lamb
    • Dinde is the French term for turkey

    Dairy and Eggs

    • Lait is the French term for milk
    • Fromage is the French word for cheese
    • Crème is the French term for cream
    • Beurre is the French word for butter
    • Oeuf is the French term for egg

    Fruits and Vegetables

    • Fruit is the French term for fruit
    • Légume is the French term for vegetable
    • Pomme is the French term for apple
    • Banane is the French term for banana
    • Carotte is the French term for carrot
    • Tomate is the French term for tomato
    • Poivron is the French term for bell pepper

    Breads and Grains

    • Pain is the French term for bread
    • Baguette is a type of French bread
    • Croissant is a type of French pastry
    • Riz is the French term for rice
    • Pâtes is the French term for pasta
    • Céréale is the French term for cereal

    Desserts and Pastries

    • Dessert is the French term for dessert
    • Gâteau is the French term for cake
    • Tarte is the French term for tart
    • Crème brûlée is a type of French dessert
    • Mille-feuille is the French term for Napoleon
    • Éclair is a type of French pastry

    Beverages

    • Café is the French term for coffee
    • Thé is the French term for tea
    • Eau is the French term for water
    • Vin is the French term for wine
    • Bière is the French term for beer
    • Jus is the French term for juice

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