Le dimanche, je vais au marché le matin, et je passe l’après-midi dans la cuisine, à préparer un bon dîner pour le soir.
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The French translation for “On Sunday, I go to the market in the morning, and I spend the afternoon in the kitchen, preparing a nice meal for the evening.” is Le dimanche, je vais au marché le matin, et je passe l’après-midi dans la cuisine, à préparer un bon dîner pour le soir.. The French, Le dimanche, je vais au marché le matin, et je passe l’après-midi dans la cuisine, à préparer un bon dîner pour le soir., can be broken down into 23 parts:"the (masculine)" (le), "Sunday" (dimanche), "I" (je), "go (1st person singular)" (vais), "at the (masculine)" (au), "market" (marché), "the (masculine)" (le), "morning" (matin), "and" (et), "I" (je), "pass" (passe), "the afternoon" (l’après-midi), "in" (dans), "the (feminine)" (la), "kitchen" (cuisine), "at" (à), "to prepare" (préparer), "a (masculine)" (un), "good (masculine singular)" (bon), "dinner" (dîner), "for" (pour), "the (masculine)" (le) and "evening" (soir).Examples of "On Sunday, I go to the market in the morning, and I spend the afternoon in the kitchen, preparing a nice meal for the evening." in use
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