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Boys vs girls: who gets the last slice of toast?

Léa eats the last slice of toast very slowly, and Hugo wants a taste. She shares a small piece, then learns where the rest of the bread went.

In French, with English subtitles.

33-second video.

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In English, with a phrase in French.

33-second video.

The French phrase

Bon appétit !

Enjoy your meal!

Say it to someone who is eating or about to eat. Word for word, it means "good appetite".

Every line in French with English

Hugo: Bon appétit ! Belle tartine.

In English: Enjoy your meal! Nice toast.

Léa: Je la mange lentement. Elle mérite du respect.

In English: I'm eating it slowly. It deserves respect.

Hugo: Donc… du respect pour du pain ?

In English: So... respect for bread?

Léa: D’accord, un petit morceau. Bon appétit !

In English: Okay, one small piece. Enjoy your meal!

Hugo: Merci. Le reste du pain, je l’ai mangé à sept heures.

In English: Thanks. I ate the rest of the bread at seven.

In English, with a phrase in French.

Hugo: Bon appétit ! Nice toast.

Léa: I'm eating it slowly. It deserves respect.

Hugo: So... you respect bread now?

Léa: Okay, one small piece. Bon appétit !

Hugo: Thanks. I ate the rest of the bread at seven.

Quick quiz

Choose a or b, then open the answer to see if you were right.

  1. What does it mean? Bon appétit !

    1. Enjoy your meal!
    2. Good morning!
    Show the answer

    Answer: a) Enjoy your meal! Said to someone eating Bon = good, appétit = appetite

Hugo and Léa are animated characters made with AI.

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