sandwich au bacon
The English phrase "bacon sandwich" is translated into French as sandwich au bacon.
How does it change in a sentence?
The plural form of sandwich in French is sandwichs, so "bacon sandwiches" is written as sandwichs au bacon.
Did you know?
- If you order bacon in a traditional French bistro, you might receive lardons, which are small cubes of bacon instead of the long strips usually found in a 'bacon sandwich'.
- While sandwich au bacon is common, a bakery might offer a tartine, which is an open-faced version of such a snack.
- The term bacon is a relatively recent addition to the French language, only appearing in dictionaries around 1899.
Examples in context
- Bonjour, je voudrais un sandwich au bacon, s'il vous plaîtHello, I would like a bacon sandwich, please
- Je voudrais un sandwich au bacon avec de la salade, s'il vous plaîtI would like a bacon sandwich with lettuce, please
- Je voudrais un sandwich au bacon, s'il vous plaît.I would like a bacon sandwich, please.
- Il reste un sandwich au bacon dans le frigo.There is a bacon sandwich left in the fridge.
- Elle a acheté un sandwich au bacon pour son déjeuner.She bought a bacon sandwich for her lunch.
Example conversation
Emma and Lucas are at a cafe for breakfast.
- EmmaQu'est-ce que tu veux manger, Lucas ?What do you want to eat, Lucas?
- LucasJe vais prendre un sandwich au bacon.I'll have a bacon sandwich.
- EmmaC'est un bon choix !That's a good choice!
- LucasOui, j'adore ça.Yes, I love it.
