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In lesson 26 we are continuing the shopping theme only this time we are looking at buying

food for example in a market. You will be learning useful phrases for buying certain

amounts of food and different types of food as well. Hopefully you will enjoy this lesson.

We're going to begin with a phrase that we've already covered lots and lots of times and that's

the phrase for I would like. And I can you remember how you would see I would like.

And yes, I can. I would like to talk to you about a particular thing so I would like to

talk to you about a particular type of fruit. Can you guess what it is?

It's an apple. It's an apple correct. So, une pomme is an apple. Yeah, it's feminine, une

pomme and de pomme. I would like some apples. Je voudrais de pomme. Okay, so let's cover another

couple of items of fruit. We could talk about de banan. De banan. De banan are obviously.

And bananas. And again, it's une banan. Une banan. Now, we might be wanting to order de poire.

De poire. And I guess this is to what une poire would be. Sounds a little bit like pear. Yeah,

so we've got de pomme, de banan, de poire. De pomme, de banan, de poire. All of these are feminine.

Let's now think about orange. Orange. So, if it's an orange, orange is obviously orange,

as you probably guessed. If it's an orange, you would say orange. And if it's some oranges,

then you would say des orange. Des orange. Of course, you pronounce the S of D because it's

followed by Aval. Orange. Des orange. Des orange. Okay, now, je voudrais, can be followed by any of

these nouns. You also know that je voudrais, can also be followed by Averbe. Averbe in which form?

The infinitive form. Yeah, so je voudrais, how do you say I would like to buy some apples?

Je voudrais acheter des pommes. Okay, so je voudrais plus an infinitive or je voudrais

just plus the noun. Okay. Now, when you're buying things in a market stall, for example, you could

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