déjeuner
Joakim
Kwiziq community member
7/06/16
Breakfast is "petit-déjeuner"
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
7/06/16
Bonjour Tine,
In order you have "le petit-déjeuner" (breakfast), "le déjeuner" (lunch), "le goûter" ('tea', or after school snack) and "le dîner" (dinner) also called in more old-fashioned way "le souper".
In order you have "le petit-déjeuner" (breakfast), "le déjeuner" (lunch), "le goûter" ('tea', or after school snack) and "le dîner" (dinner) also called in more old-fashioned way "le souper".
Tine
Kwiziq community member
7/06/16
Thanks, should have looked it up ...
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Tine
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7 June 2016
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déjeuner
Since when is déjeuner lunch? I suppose it should be breakfast (A0 question)