Doritos
The English phrase "doritos" is translated into French as Doritos.
Did you know?
- While Doritos are sold in France, they are often grouped under the broader category of apéritifs, a term for the small salty snacks served before a meal.
- The verb grignoter, used when eating Doritos, literally translates to 'to nibble' and evokes the way a rodent eats.
- French consumers often distinguish between chips and croustilles, with the latter being used more frequently in Quebec to describe the crunch of Doritos.
Examples in context
- J'adore les DoritosI love Doritos
- Tu aimes les Doritos ?Do you like Doritos?
- Où puis-je trouver des Doritos ?Where can I find Doritos?
- Combien coûtent les paquets de Doritos ?How much do the Doritos bags cost?
- Je voudrais acheter des Doritos, s'il vous plaîtI would like to buy some Doritos, please
- Je veux manger des Doritos.I want to eat Doritos.
- Il y a des Doritos dans le placard.There are Doritos in the cupboard.
Example conversation
Emma and Nathan are deciding what to snack on while watching a movie.
- EmmaOn achète des Doritos ?Should we buy some Doritos?
- NathanOui, avec de la sauce.Yes, with some sauce.
- EmmaNathan, prends les Doritos, s'il te plaît.Nathan, grab the Doritos, please.
- NathanD'accord, je les prends.Okay, I'll get them.
