Why is 'Apple tart with cream' translated as plural in French? , and shouldn't it be Tarte 'du' pommes instead of 'aux'?
Desserts in French sentences
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Bonjour Nadine,
To express "apple tart" in French, you will always use "aux" because you're referring to what the food is flavoured with/made with:
Une tarte aux du pommes = An apple tart
-> Always with "aux" and it's made with apples (and "lots of" them)
Un gâteau à la vanille = A vanilla cake
-> flavoured with vanilla
Take a look at the links below:
I hope this is helpful.
Bonne journée !
Maarten K.Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Céline,
I am sure you meant to write ‘ Une tarte aux pommes ‘ ( not ‘ aux du pommes ‘ ). Oops !
CélineKwiziq Native French Teacher
Bonjour Maarten,
Thank you for your message! En effet, un gros "oops" ;-)
I edited my answer. Merci de votre contribution !
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