-- Top 5 app in Germany, Austria, switzerland -- -- Top food app in a dozen of countries -- Wondering what “cervelle de canut” means on a French menu? With “Bon appétit” app you will quickly find out that it means “Fresh white cheese seasoned with chive, garlic, shallots, vinegar and oil (specialty of Lyon)” USER REVIEW: Australia Nov 1, 2012 by Tracysays - 5 stars "Brilliant - I love this app, very user friendly and love the audio of the selected meals. Much better than the old fashioned menu dictionary book" TRANSLATION QUALITY GUARANTEE: Mme Engel, a full time professional translator resident in France since 1972, has led a team of professional translators and native speakers in each language to build this superb food glossary. HOW TO USE: -- If you search “Agneau” Bon appétit will provide you with “Agneau”, “Agneau de lait sauté à l'oseille”, ”Agneau de Paulliac”, ”Agneau de pré-salé”, etc... -- If you wish to find dishes suitable for vegetarians, just select the dishes with the vegetarian symbol or look inside the vegetarian category; for pork free dishes, select from those not indicating the pork symbol. -- If you wish to learn basic expressions that you might need in restaurants and hotels, just go to the “useful phrases” page. -- Vocabulary is focused on French food, but you can use the app to translate dishes and menus in English, German and Dutch speaking countries. CONTENTS: -- 6 languages: English, French, German, Chinese, Italian and Dutch -- Thousands of words and expressions and growing. -- High quality translation on this specific topic that no other free translation tool can match. -- 17 categories. -- Dozens of “must have” sentences for daily use and basic communication phrases centered around food and drink. FUNCTIONALITIES: -- Works offline, no need for Internet connection once installed. -- Easy to use interface -- Save favorite terms into Favorites for quick retrieval. -- Fast and easy search with translations directly visible to save time. -- Vegetarian friendly: each translated term indicates if it is vegetarian friendly or not. -- For non-pork eaters: dishes containing pork are clearly indicated by a pork symbol. -- Choose between male or female voice for all six languages (the only function which requires cellular or wifi connection) -- Share terms with your friends by email, Facebook or Twitter. -- Recommend the app to your friends. -- Propose new words or offer to add more details to the translation. -- HD graphic (Optimized for iPhone 5S/5C/5/4S/4 retina display, also works on older iPhones and iPods) -- iPhone 5S/5C/5 ready. -- Perfect travel companion on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad (works but still not optimized). -- Purchase now and enjoy free lifetime updates! WHO IS BEHIND THIS APP? -- Dagmar Engel, a full time professional translator who has lived in France for 40 years, supported by 7 other native speaking professional translators. -- A team of great developers at PingguoYouxi Studio ([email protected])
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.
Very helpful
I was on a vacation in Québec and while dining at restaurants this app came in handy.
Unhelpful
I've been in Germany for two weeks now and I always try to use it at the restaurants but it barely has anything helpful It has entire descriptions for complicated sounding dishes buried you're just trying to figure out a word here or a word there it's such a waste of money I regret buying it
Live this
This makes it so mush easier to explore delicious French cuisine
- 64 bit app - Optimisation - Bugs fixes
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