Question

If you go to un fast food, you might order un hamburger in France.

(2 points)
Responses

true
true

false
false

Answer 1

The statement is **false**. In French, it would be "un hamburger" because "un" is the masculine article for singular nouns in French. However, "un fast food" is not a correct phrase in this context; rather, it should be "un restaurant fast-food" or simply "fast-food." The use of "un" with "hamburger" is correct in French. Therefore, the proper phrasing makes the overall statement incorrect.