Bon appétit - French food and drink glossary

Bon appétit - French food and drink glossary

in six languages

6 ratings
29 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 14, 2012
  • August 2, 2017

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This app helps you understand French menus and food terms in six languages. It provides detailed translations, dietary information like vegetarian and pork-free options, and useful phrases for dining out. Works offline and offers audio pronunciations.

French menu translation
Six language support
Vegetarian and pork-free indicators
Useful dining phrases
Offline functionality
Audio pronunciations
Save favorite terms
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What's New in Bon appétit

2.0

August 2, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - 64 bit app - Optimisation - Bugs fixes

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User reviews

Saving my b-u-t-t in France

I’m on a 14 day trip and no one in our group knows French! My mom asks a million questions about how food is cooked, what it is, etc. I wanted to be able to help and make the process less frustrating for our servers! It’s worked great so far!

Wow wow wow!!!!!

To hear correct pronunciations as well as meanings of French cooking and food/beverage words is so extremely helpful!!!!! How liberating!!! Viva La France!!!!! Thank you!!!!!

Excellent App!

This is an excellent app and is invaluable for English speakers traveling in France. It works very well even when on airplane mode.

good Idea - needs more content

This is a very necessary app. There are many phrases - words - idioms - one finds on French menus that are not clear, at least to the occasional Francophile. And this app is a good start. But there are still a lot of words that are not in this dictionary, and it would be of more value if the authors continue to work on the content and expand it. It would also provide them a reason to go to France and pay for the trip and the meals.
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Very helpful

I was on a vacation in Québec and while dining at restaurants this app came in handy.

FAQ

What does the Bon appétit app do?

The Bon appétit app serves as a comprehensive food and drink glossary, primarily focused on French cuisine. It helps users understand menu items and culinary terms by providing translations in six languages. The app also offers useful phrases for dining and travel situations.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include translations in English, French, German, Chinese, Italian, and Dutch, with thousands of words and expressions. It offers offline functionality, easy search, vegetarian and pork-free indicators for dishes, audio pronunciations, and the ability to save favorite terms.

How much does the Bon appétit app cost?

The app is offered as free with in-app purchases. Users can download and use the core functionalities for free, with the option to purchase additional content or features if available.

What devices is the Bon appétit app compatible with?

The app is designed for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices. It is optimized for newer iPhone models with retina displays but also works on older iPhones and iPods. While it functions on iPads, it is not yet fully optimized for the larger screen.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for tourists visiting French-speaking countries, food lovers curious about French cuisine, and individuals with specific dietary needs like vegetarians or those avoiding pork. It's also useful for anyone wanting to learn basic French dining vocabulary.