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Hello and welcome! My name is Louis and you're listening to Daily FrenchPod,

your Daily Doze of French Language. For each lesson, you can find the text in French and the

English translation in the description field of the podcast.

But only if the passion is for this therapy. One second,

treat the allergy to the cacahuette by the exposition of small quantities of this

food is effective. But only if the passion is for this therapy.

We start with treating. It's the verb at infinity, e-r, at the end.

Treating. Treating. That is to say, beware. For example, the medicine will treat my

head badly with a medication. The medicine will treat my head badly with a medication.

Une allergie. Attention, allergie in French takes i-e at the end. Une allergie.

For example, j'ai une allergie au fraise. J'ai une allergie au fraise. Une fraise strawberry.

Ou bien, ou plutôt l'expression, c'est être allergique. Attention, adjectif allergique,

être allergique. Ah, je suis allergique. Ah, l'alcool, je suis allergique. Ah, lui le, je suis allergique.

Ou poisson, etc. Cacahuette. Une cacahuette. Regardez l'orthographe dans le text. Une cacahuette.

C'est peanut en anglais. On dit le beurre de cacahuette. Le beurre de cacahuette.

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