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French Drinks Flashcards
Master drinks vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master drinks vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review French drinks vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
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Memory Trick: Pronounced like OH!. Think of saying OH! when taking a satisfying sip of cold water on a hot day.
Oh! That water is cold!
Memory Trick: Sounds very close to BEER. Imagine grabbing a cold BEER at a French café.
Bière is beer!
Memory Trick: Pronounced like ZHOO. Picture fresh fruit juice squeezing out with a JUICY splash.
Jus is the fruit juice!
Memory Trick: Pronounced similarly to VAN. Picture a delivery VAN carrying crates of French wine.
A van full of wine!
Memory Trick: Sounds like TEA-ZAN. Think of sipping a peaceful herbal TEA for relaxation.
Tisane is relaxing herbal tea!
Memory Trick: Sounds almost identical to English CIDER. Picture sparkling apple cider in Normandy.
Cidre is apple cider!
How drinks vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
France: une carafe d'eau
Quebec:
un pichet d'eau / de l'eau d'aqueduc
Belgium: une carafe d'eau
France:
un milk-shake / un lait frappé
Quebec: un lait frappé
Switzerland: un frappé
France: une bière pression / un demi
Quebec: une bière en fût
Belgium: une pression
France: un décaféiné / un déca
Quebec: un décaféiné / un déca
Switzerland: un café décaféiné
France: une tisane / une infusion
Quebec: une tisane
Switzerland: une infusion
France: un soda / une boisson gazeuse
Quebec:
une liqueur / une boisson gazeuse
Belgium: une limonade / un soda
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