burgers
The English phrase "burgers" is translated into French as burgers.
burgers refers to hamburgers, which are round patties of ground meat served in a bun.
Did you know?
- French gourmet culture has transformed the burger into a burger gourmet, often featuring high-end ingredients like Comté cheese or duck foie gras instead of standard toppings.
- In many French-speaking regions, you will see the word cheeseburger used instead of burger if the sandwich includes cheese. The English term is often preferred over the French word for cheese, fromage, to maintain the fast-food branding.
- In France, many specialty burgers are named using the French word for the main topping, such as a burger au bleu for a burger with blue cheese. This differs from the English habit of naming burgers after people or places.
Examples in context
- Pouvez-vous me recommander un bon hamburger ?Can you recommend a good burger?
- Allons manger un bon burger ce soir !Let's go grab a tasty burger tonight!
- Bonjour, je vais prendre un hamburger, s'il vous plaît.Hello, I'll have a hamburger, please.
- J'ai envie d'un bon burger, ça te dit ?I feel like having a good burger, what do you think?
- Je commande deux burgers.I am ordering two burgers.
- Est-ce que tu aimes les burgers ?Do you like burgers?
- Ces burgers sont délicieux.These burgers are delicious.
Example conversation
Emma and Lucas are deciding what to eat for dinner.
- EmmaLucas, on mange des burgers ?Lucas, shall we eat burgers?
- LucasOui, c'est une excellente idée !Yes, that's an excellent idea!
- EmmaTu veux des burgers classiques ou épicés ?Do you want classic or spicy burgers?
- LucasJe préfère les burgers classiques.I prefer classic burgers.
