"Vous choisissez votre soupe."

Translation: You choose your soup.

[brianberwick]

There is no spoken sentence with this question

[LkoE4mER]

I have the same problem and can't hear the audio at all. It's strange because others have commented that they heard it but didn't think it sounded correct. I have reported it.

[Kate_Joy]

Interesting that in both English and French this is a slightly fiddly verb!

[Anotta1]

What do you mean? Just curious

[Kate_Joy]

I had a Primary School teacher who said "You will all always confuse 'choose and chose' and 'loose and lose". This seeding of errors is a bad idea. I have noticed that Sitesurf and other moderators teach 'things to watch out for' in a much healthier way. As for choisissez, it has something in common with, say, 'sausage, sausage',- a lot of the letter s!

[PennyFoste1]

Someone needs to listen to what the voice is saying. I got it right but not until I listened to it about 10 times and took a guess at it. It does not sound like the word 'soupe'

[CJ.Dennis]

The "p" is very soft, but it is there.

[Chirag_Rao]

Choisissez????

[La_Mariette]

What about it?

[Yunanuu]

why can't it be you chose your soup?

[David332970]

Because chose is the past tense of choose. The French verb choisissez is present tense.

[alisrods]

For some reason the audio on this one never works for me, so I have to skip it.

[RichardPro100422]

The pronunciation is terrible!! "vorte" is completely wrong....I have put the sentence on three other web sites, and the duolingo site is very poor!