I’ll start with la biere and we’ll work our way from there.
One burger I can understand…but only one fry…?
Sticking ‘le’ in front of each English word does not make it French.
And she’d like the “Les rognons de veaux” with a splash of mustard (Veal kidneys).
According to https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-french/hamburger “hamburger” sounds almost like it does in English. As does fries. Now French fried pototes is something else again. Pommes de terre.
A Big Mac’s a Big Mac, only they call it “Le Big Mac.”
Anyone remember Liberte Fries?
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the lost wizard about 6 years ago
I’ll start with la biere and we’ll work our way from there.
PICTO about 6 years ago
One burger I can understand…but only one fry…?
GROG Premium Member about 6 years ago
Sticking ‘le’ in front of each English word does not make it French.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 6 years ago
And she’d like the “Les rognons de veaux” with a splash of mustard (Veal kidneys).
Yakety Sax about 6 years ago
According to https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-french/hamburger “hamburger” sounds almost like it does in English. As does fries. Now French fried pototes is something else again. Pommes de terre.
fritzoid Premium Member about 6 years ago
A Big Mac’s a Big Mac, only they call it “Le Big Mac.”
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 6 years ago
Anyone remember Liberte Fries?