When a two-letter word can make a difference between you getting a slice of pizza or a whole pizza… Do you need a brush-up to make sure you are using the correct French articles / structures? I just don’t want you to starve

Learn when to say “une pizza”, “de la pizza” or “la pizza”. Reinforce your comprehension with other examples and…listen to a true story which happened to my husband and I in China!

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FYW 137 : “De la pizza” vs “la pizza”?