To eat in French 🇫🇷

manger info.

Tips to remember the French word “manger”:
– “Manger” sounds like “manager.” You can imagine a restaurant manager who is always eating.
– Visualize an image: think of someone eating in France, and associate the action with the word “manger.”
– Use a mnemonic: “Must Always Nibble Grapes, Eat Regularly” where the first letters spell out “MANGER.”

Explanations:
– “Manger” is the French verb for “to eat.” It’s a regular -er verb and follows a typical conjugation pattern.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Bouffer” (slang for to eat)
– “Se restaurer” (to eat, formal or “to refresh oneself”)
– “Se sustenter” (to sustain oneself, very formal)
– “Dévorer” (to devour, implies eating with great appetite)

Conjugations of “manger”:
Indicative Present:
– je mange (I eat)
– tu manges (you eat)
– il/elle/on mange (he/she/one eats)
– nous mangeons (we eat)
– vous mangez (you eat, formal or plural)
– ils/elles mangent (they eat)

Indicative Past (Passé Composé):
– j’ai mangé (I ate/have eaten)
– tu as mangé (you ate/have eaten)
– il/elle/on a mangé (he/she/one ate/has eaten)
– nous avons mangé (we ate/have eaten)
– vous avez mangé (you ate/have eaten, formal or plural)
– ils/elles ont mangé (they ate/have eaten)

Indicative Future (Futur Simple):
– je mangerai (I will eat)
– tu mangeras (you will eat)
– il/elle/on mangera (he/she/one will eat)
– nous mangerons (we will eat)
– vous mangerez (you will eat, formal or plural)
– ils/elles mangeront (they will eat)

Examples of sentences that use “manger”:
– Present: “Je mange une pomme.” (I am eating an apple.)
– Past: “Elle a mangé une pizza hier soir.” (She ate a pizza last night.)
– Future: “Nous mangerons au restaurant demain.” (We will eat at the restaurant tomorrow.)

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