"Tu manges comme un cochon."

Translation: You eat like a pig.

[Sarah_Starship]

This is the best sentence yet! Hahaha

[Jackjon]

Agreed! Yet I dare anyone to use this sentence when the "Vous" form is required! :)

[Sierra9904]

I dont want to get slapped in france so i probably wont be saying it

[ILuvFood1]

Yep, it's a lot better than "I eat butter" or "She eats sugar".

[ParisianDreams]

I am going to be SO ready for that job as a waiter in France one day, lol!

[simplygirly]

Haha

[NickC172]

Ooh! Insults! I like insults!

[Niseis]

That's a very rude thing to teach us Duo! :P

[sifidi]

But of course because it's in french, it sounds wonderful. :)

[shiroiron]

And a bit romantic

[King2E4]

"French" isn't known as "the language of love" for nothing. :)

[Fantocci]

So romantic indeed: "Tu manges comme un cochon, mon amour."

[frenchquist]

Yea your right it sounds much better in french than english :-)

[KaterinaRuud]

Of course ;)

[gratz]

apply cold water to the burn!

[french2221]

Wow, thanks Duo. sobs and shovels food into mouth

[maxrobnson]

And remember boys and girls to use the polite form "vous" when saying this sentence

[Ungewitig_Wiht]

"Vous mangez comme un cochon" "Aww you're so cute I didn't know you could speak French" (Actually happened with my and my girlfriend)

[dapetras]

Et à mon avis, t'es très malpoli

[Em.Jayne]

"T'es" is VERY colloquial to the point of being grammatically incorrect in French. Just an FYI :)

[T.A.R.D.I.S.girl]

how to you tell whether to use "Comme" or "Comment" ? I'm so confused!

[soo0j]

Comme means like (similar) and comment means how (question)

[jesuissandrine]

Comme means like and comment means how. Completely different words so now you know :) tu mange comme: you eat like tu mange comment? : how do you eat ?

[NaftaliFri1]

Not completely. They do have related meanings, after all.

[AdrianJosh]

sound? comme is com, comment is like common

[verte2013]

Such a funny section, very refreshing! if they made an "attitude module" like this i'd pay many Lingots!

[Velcrocity]

Is there no difference between "mange" and "manges" in sound?

[monte_cristo]

came here to see the comments

[oliver.leung]

Wait, is this the flirting lesson?

[SilfenP]

You would never say "you eat as a pig" on it's own in English
You might say "you eat as a pig does" or "you eat as if you are a pig"

[ArdeJohnson]

You'd say: "you eat like a pig" which is a perfect translation of this sentence.

[Cobblecat]

I thought pig was porc. Do they both work?

[Sitesurf]

"tu manges comme un porc !" is the next stage when "cochon" is not strong enough to make your point.

[akilahjillian]

best one so far