burrito pour le petit-déjeuner
The English phrase "breakfast burrito" is translated into French as burrito pour le petit-déjeuner.
Did you know?
- If you travel to Quebec or Belgium, the phrase might sound confusing because the word déjeuner is used for the morning meal, whereas in France, it usually refers to lunch.
- Traditional French breakfast consists of viennoiseries, a term for pastries like croissants that actually means 'things from Vienna'.
- The term petit-déjeuner literally translates to 'little lunch', reflecting the historical shift in how the sequence of daily meals was named.
Examples in context
- Salut! Je voudrais un burrito pour le petit-déj', s'il te plaît.Hi! I'd like a burrito for breakfast, please.
- Est-ce qu'il reste un burrito pour le petit-déjeuner ?Is there a breakfast burrito left?
Example conversation
Gabriel and Manon are at a cafe.
- GabrielQu'est-ce que tu veux manger, Manon ?What do you want to eat, Manon?
- ManonJe vais prendre un burrito pour le petit-déjeuner.I'll have a breakfast burrito.
- GabrielBon choix, je vais prendre la même chose.Good choice, I'll have the same thing.
- ManonSuper, on commande maintenant !Great, let's order now!
