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1 manger Verb, transitive

How to pronounce manger

(a) to eat food; qu'est-ce qu'on mange ce soir? what are we having to eat this evening?, what are we having for dinner?, what's for dinner? (Infml)

(b) to squander, go through money


Present
je mange, tu manges, il/elle mange, nous mangeons, vous mangez, ils/elles mangent
Imperfect
je mangeais, tu mangeais, il/elle mangeait, nous mangions, vous mangiez, ils/elles mangeaient
Future
je mangerai, tu mangeras, il/elle mangera, nous mangerons, vous mangerez, ils/elles mangeront
Perfect
j' ai mangé, tu as mangé, il/elle a mangé, nous avons mangé, vous avez mangé, ils/elles ont mangé
Present subjunctive
je mange, tu manges, il/elle mange, nous mangions, vous mangiez, ils/elles mangent

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2 se manger Verb, pronominal   Pronounce

(a) to be edible; ça se mange? is it edible, can you eat it?, can it be eaten?; ça se mange avec un morceau de pain it goes with a piece of bread, you eat it with a bit of bread

3 manger Noun, masculine

(a) food; après ~ after meals, after eating; (on one occasion) after the meal, after we've (etc) eaten; je ferai ça après ~ I'll do it after the meal (or) after I've eaten

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