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Boys vs girls: a toast in French

Hugo made lemonade and wants a toast. Léa says the lemonade needs a job interview first.

In French, with English subtitles.

32-second video.

In English, with a phrase in French.

32-second video.

The French phrase

Santé !

Cheers!

Literally, santé means "health". Say it when you raise your glasses together.

Every line in French with English

Hugo: Voilà ma citronnade maison. Santé !

In English: Here's my homemade lemonade. Cheers!

Léa: Pas encore. Elle passe d’abord un entretien.

In English: Not yet. It has a job interview first.

Hugo: Donc… un entretien pour une boisson ?

In English: So... a job interview for a drink?

Léa: Bon, d’accord. Santé ! Elle est embauchée.

In English: Okay, fine. Cheers! It's hired.

Hugo: Parfait. Au fait, elle sera payée avec tous tes citrons.

In English: Perfect. By the way, it'll be paid with all your lemons.

In English, with a phrase in French.

Hugo: Santé ! I made lemonade.

Léa: Not yet. It has a job interview first.

Hugo: So... a job interview for a drink?

Léa: Okay, fine. Santé ! It's hired.

Hugo: Perfect. By the way, its pay is all your lemons.

Quick quiz

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

  1. What does it mean? Santé !

    1. Goodbye!
    2. Cheers!
    Show the answer

    Answer: b) Cheers! Santé literally means health. People say it raising glasses.

Hugo and Léa are animated characters made with AI.

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