Kitchen & Cooking

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Can mean both the room (kitchen) and cooking/cuisine.

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Often shortened to 'frigo' in everyday speech.

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Used for baking and roasting.

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Refers to the cooking appliance with burners.

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Starts with a vowel, hence the l' article.

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Common feminine noun ending in -e.

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Irregular plural ending in -x instead of -s.

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Regular feminine noun.

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Spelled with double 'l'.

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Starts with a vowel, takes l' in singular.

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Can mean both the material (glass) and the drinking vessel.

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Used for tea or coffee.

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Essential cookware item.

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Note the circumflex accent on the 'ê'.

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Regular masculine noun.

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Common container for liquids.

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Uses partitive article 'de l'' before the vowel.

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Mass noun; plural 'eaux' or 'laits' rarely used unless referring to varieties.

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Staple food in French culture.

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Masculine noun ending in -age.

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Regular -er verb.

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Third-group irregular verb.

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First-group verb with spelling change in 'nous' form (mangeons).

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Irregular verb; takes partitive articles (du, de la, des).

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Stem-changing -yer verb (y changes to i before mute e).