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Duty free
Fais tes achats et mange à l’aéroport : les mots anglais des boutiques duty free, des prix hors taxes, du bureau de change, des cafés et des en-cas, avec audio.
Entre le contrôle de sécurité et ta porte, il y a des boutiques, des cafés et des endroits pour changer de l’argent. Cette courte leçon te donne les mots pour acheter un cadeau, obtenir un peu d’argent local et manger quelque chose avant le vol.
Les boutiques duty free
Les boutiques après le contrôle sont hors taxes (duty-free) : tu ne paies pas les taxes habituelles, donc les articles sont souvent détaxés (tax-free) et moins chers. On y achète du parfum (perfume), du chocolat ou un petit souvenir (souvenir) pour la famille et les amis. Garde le reçu (receipt) : parfois, les agents veulent le voir.
Définition
(adjective) when you buy things without having to pay extra taxes on them. This often happens at airports where you can buy items like perfumes and chocolates that are cheaper because you don't pay taxes.
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(adjective) when something, like money or goods, does not have any taxes added to it. If something is tax-free, you get to keep all the money you receive without paying extra fees to the government.
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(noun) a special liquid that makes you smell good. It can be made from flowers, fruits, or other scents. People put it on their skin to feel fresh and nice.
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(noun) a souvenir is something you buy or keep to remember a special place or event. It's like a treasure that reminds you of a fun trip or a special moment.
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(noun) a piece of paper that proves you paid for something. When you buy something in a store, the receipt shows what you bought and how much you paid.
L’argent
Chaque pays a sa propre monnaie (currency) : euros, dollars, livres. Dans un bureau de change (currency exchange), tu peux changer ton argent, mais l’aéroport est souvent l’endroit le plus cher pour le faire. Un peu d’espèces pour un bus ou un café suffit.
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(noun) the system of money used in a specific country or region. It includes bills, coins, and digital forms of payment that people use to buy things.
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(noun) the process of changing one form of money into another. For example, if you are traveling to another country and need their money, you will visit a place that offers currency exchange.
Manger quelque chose
Tu as faim ? Trouve un café (cafe) près de ta porte et prends un café avec un en-cas (snack) : un sandwich, un fruit ou un gâteau. Tu peux emporter de la nourriture dans l’avion, mais pas de grandes bouteilles d’eau.
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(noun) a small restaurant where you can get coffee, snacks, and sometimes meals
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(noun) a small amount of food that you eat between meals. Snacks are not big meals; they are little treats or bites you can have when you're a bit hungry.
Entraînement
Écoute les mots de cette leçon et répète-les.
Airport 5: Duty free
Shop and eat at the airport: duty-free, tax-free, currency exchange, café and snacks.
8 mots, 1 locution
- shopping/travel
Définition
(adjective) when you buy things without having to pay extra taxes on them. This often happens at airports where you can buy items like perfumes and chocolates that are cheaper because you don't pay taxes.
- finance
Définition
(adjective) when something, like money or goods, does not have any taxes added to it. If something is tax-free, you get to keep all the money you receive without paying extra fees to the government.
Définition
(noun) a special liquid that makes you smell good. It can be made from flowers, fruits, or other scents. People put it on their skin to feel fresh and nice.
- travel
Définition
(noun) a souvenir is something you buy or keep to remember a special place or event. It's like a treasure that reminds you of a fun trip or a special moment.
- finance
Définition
(noun) a piece of paper that proves you paid for something. When you buy something in a store, the receipt shows what you bought and how much you paid.
- finance
Définition
(noun) the system of money used in a specific country or region. It includes bills, coins, and digital forms of payment that people use to buy things.
Définition
(noun) the process of changing one form of money into another. For example, if you are traveling to another country and need their money, you will visit a place that offers currency exchange.
- place to eat and drink
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(noun) a small restaurant where you can get coffee, snacks, and sometimes meals
Définition
(noun) a small amount of food that you eat between meals. Snacks are not big meals; they are little treats or bites you can have when you're a bit hungry.