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Chapter II · Shopping and commerceA1

49Dialogue · A1

Ordering at the bakery

Situation

You walk into a bakery to buy bread and pastries. This dialogue shows how to order with simple sentences.

The roles

AYouBThe baker
  • You
    Listen

    Bonjour ! Je voudrais une baguette, s'il vous plaît.

    Hello! I would like a baguette, please.

  • The baker
    Listen

    Bonjour ! Voilà. Autre chose ?

    Hello! Here you go. Anything else?

  • You
    Listen

    Oui, deux croissants aussi.

    Yes, two croissants as well.

  • The baker
    Listen

    Très bien. Ce sera tout ?

    Very well. Will that be all?

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  • You
    Listen

    C'est tout, merci. Ça fait combien ?

    That is all, thank you. How much is it?

  • The baker
    Listen

    Je vous le dis à la caisse.

    I will tell you at the cash register.

  • You
    Listen

    D'accord, merci !

    All right, thank you!

Vocabulary

  • une baguettea baguette
  • un croissanta croissant
  • Je voudraisI would likePolite form
  • Autre chose ?Anything else?
  • Ça fait combien ?How much is it?

Culture note

Neighbourhood bakeries are popular in Quebec, especially on weekends; you can walk in without pressure and staff are used to new customers.

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