Question

French -

Which of the following is a word borrowed from the French language and used in the English language?

A. Hôpital
B. Appartement
C. Banane
D. Hors-d’œuvre

Answer 1

Which one do you think?
Think about uh classy?
It's almost like a saying. You know how people say bon appetit while speaking English?

Answer 2

Please tell me you understand what I'm saying? ;-;

Answer 3

lmao I dont 💀

Answer 4

Welp I tried

Answer 5

So we need to eliminate 2 right now. Which ones are wrong that you can see right now?

Answer 6

B and C?

Answer 7

Correct. So you are left with a and d. Which one looks more like a English word and which one looks more like a french word?

Answer 8

im not sure bc Hôpital sounds like hospital. and idk abt D

Answer 9

I think it would be A because it looks like the English word. So do you think it is a?

Answer 10

OH

Answer 11

You are correct carmelle. Good Job!

Answer 12

thank you!

Answer 13

Of course vocaloid knows french so she might say something different.

Answer 14

Politely disagree with the previous response.

It is asking for a word that is borrowed from French, but used in English.

We do not use the word "Hôpital" in English. We use the word Hors-d’œuvre to describe small appetizers before a meal.

Answer 15

Oh, right I forgot. I haven't done french in a long time. By bad.

Answer 16

I was gonna a say something close to that that's why I was like "classy"

Answer 17

hold on, that actually makes sense.

Answer 18

Well duh

Answer 19

Thanks everyone~

Answer 20

Sorry carmelle for giving you the wrong answer.

Answer 21

Its alright, we all make mistakes :)