"Un bol et du café"
Translation:A bowl and coffee
March 6, 2013
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aussie3931
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Our daughter lives in a Sydney suburb called Rose Bay. When we visit we always enjoy bowls of coffee from a little café called 'C'est si Bon' run by a lovely French couple. Of course we must also have pain au chocolat for a little dipping. They always tell us 'Pas de calories'
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Ok, even if French drink coffee from the bowl... still doesn't make sense. A bowl and coffee
???. Can't see what it means in English. A bowl of coffee
probably would be the closest English phrase to describe this specific French custom.
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"A bowl and coffee" is going to be messy. Does it mean a bowl with coffee in it?