How to teach non-French-speaking 5th graders a proper French food vocabulary, just like the French do with their kids, using the expression of 'quantity' as in 'some.'  First item: 'some' milk, 'some' beer, followed by 'some' water, a 'few' eggs, 'some' meat, fish, spinach, shrimp - jumbo shrimp at that, cheese (bien sur!), there's 'some' salad, butter, jam preserves, yogurt, ice cream and sausage.  Hungry yet?  Next French lesson: Which type of beer (pale or dark) marries best with grilled gambas?

"La vérité pour l'homme, c'est qui fait de lui un homme."
"The truth for a man, it's what makes him a man."
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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Pioneering aviator, pilot, air-mail delivery France-Africa-South America,
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