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β€œto eat” in French

manger
Illustration of "to eat" in a French cultural setting
In a cozy kitchen, a family gathers around the table, happily sharing a delicious meal. A pot of steaming soup sits in the center, while everyone reaches for their plates to enjoy the food together.

Usage note

The verb 'manger' means 'to eat' in French. You can use it to talk about any food you enjoy, whether alone or with others, highlighting the importance of meals in French culture.

Examples

  • Je mange une pomme.

    I eat an apple.

  • Nous mangeons du pain.

    We eat bread.

  • Ils mangent des lΓ©gumes.

    They eat vegetables.

Quick check

What does "manger" mean?

  • A. to eat
  • B. to walk
  • C. to sell
  • D. to write

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