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Usage examples of "déjeuner" in French with translation to German

Ils sont en train de déjeuner. Sie essen gerade zu Mittag.
Ils prennent leur déjeuner pour l'instant. Sie essen gerade zu Mittag.
Mayuko mange du pain pour le petit déjeuner. Mayuko isst zum Frückstück Brot.
Elle est en train de prendre son déjeuner. Sie isst gerade zu Mittag.
Qu'y a-t-il aujourd'hui à déjeuner ? Was gibt es heute für ein Tagesessen?
Je suis en train de déjeuner avec ma sœur. Ich esse gerade mit meiner Schwester zu Mittag.
Elle suggéra que l'on prenne une pause d'une heure pour le déjeuner. Sie schlug vor, eine Stunde Mittagspause zu machen.
Une goutte de moutarde est tombée et a taché ma cravate pendant le déjeuner. Ein Klecks Senf fiel während des Essens herunter und machte einen Fleck auf meinen Schlips.
Tu as réfléchi au problème toute la matinée, prends une pause et va déjeuner ! Du hast über das Problem den ganzen Morgen nachgedacht, mach eine Pause und geh Mittag essen!
J'ai un peu dormi pendant la pause déjeuner parce que j'étais trop fatigué. Ich habe während der Mittagspause ein wenig geschlafen, weil ich so müde war.
Parce que j'habite près de l'école, je rentre à la maison pour le déjeuner. Weil ich in der Nähe der Schule wohne, esse ich mittags zu Hause.
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