Tu vas déjeuner avec le général.
You're going to have breakfast with the general.
Entendu. Tu vas déjeuner avec le général.
You're going to have breakfast with the general.
Tu vas déjeuner ? Moi aussi.
Are you going to have lunch?
Tu vas déjeuner ?
Hey. You going to breakfast?
Tu vas déjeuner ?
You taking that to lunch?
D'accord, tu vas déjeuner.
All right, Annie. All right, Annie, you'll have your breakfast.
- Tu vas déjeuner ?
Coming for breakfast now?
La maison de Paula est près de ce restaurant où tu vas déjeuner le samedi.
Paula's place is near that restaurant where you go on Saturdays to have lunch.
Quand tu vas déjeuner dehors, tu dépenses toujours plus d'argent qu'à la maison. C'est indiscutable.
When you go out for lunch, you always spend more money than at home. That's indisputable.
Si tu vas déjeuner à la cafétéria de l'école, n'oublie pas d'emporter de l'argent avec toi.
If you're going to have lunch at the school cafeteria, don't forget to take some money with you.
Mais tu vas déjeûner, non ?
But you are gonna eat lunch, right?
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