Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson.
How do you say to know?
As in, to know a person or a place?
Quneitra to know as interno a fact.
Savoie, well known.
Bianco, you.
Not well known.
Pick on you.
There.
E.
I went there.
Is this really?
We went there.
Newsom's L.A..
Let's go.
I never.
I'm going or I'm off.
Gervais.
Now, here is your first word for this lesson.
Prepare.
It means preferred or favorite preference.
And since it's an adjective, you can place it after any noun.
So how would you say it's my favorite food?
C Minorities say minorities prefer.
What is your favorite country?
Get it on paper or carry voter paper.
I think this is my favorite restaurant in Paris.
Pour moi su see a restaurant, prepare a party.
You go to see a restaurant.
Prepare a party so you can say a party here for in Paris.
But you can also say Paris.
My favorite restaurant of Paris.
Bonsoir.
Sushi restaurant de Paris, for example.
How would you say?
She said her favorite wine is Chardonnay.
Ella DICKERSON.
Ella Chardonnay.
Ella DICKERSON.
Ella Chardonnay.
You can also use the word prefer as a masculine noun just to mean favorite.
So how would you say in French?
It's my favorite.
Same on privacy.