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"Manger du lard" is a French expression that translates to "to eat bacon" in English. It can also carry a cultural connotation, sometimes referring to indulging in rich or hearty food. In certain contexts, it might imply living well or enjoying the pleasures of life. The phrase can be used both literally and metaphorically, depending on the situation.
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How do you say i love to eat caviar and wine in french?
J'aime manger du caviar et du vin
How do you say she likes to eat beef in french?
elle aime manger du boeuf
How do you say eat cheese in French?
To eat cheese is "manger du fromage" in French.
How do you spell food and water in french?
"de la nourriture et de l'eau" or familiarly "à manger et à boire"
What is 'Mon chat peut manger du chou' when translated from French to English?
can my cat eat cabbage? (note: 'choux' is the plural form of 'chou')
How do you say school of fish in french?
a school of fish is called 'un banc de poissons' in French.
Is animal lard heathier than vegetable lard?
Vegetable lard does not exist, its an oxymoron. So animal lard;)
Does lard have double bonds?
lard
Do you say porte manger or porte a manger?
porte a manger.
How would you define a 'good'manager?
a good manger hasSelf-confidencea good manger has Honesty, integrity and credibilitya good manger has Emotional Stabilitya good manger has Assertivenessa good manger has Cognitive skillsa good manger has Enthusiasma good manger has Sense of humora good manger has Self-awarenessa good manger has Team Orientationa good manger has Empathyfinally a good has Charisma
How is lard used in pastry?
what does lard do in cooking
What is lard in tagalog?
Tagalog translation of lard: mantika
