Layla: For me I think the best thing is the bread. It's very, very different. Even if I go here in any bakery, I cannot find the same bread. The bread if France is very soft, and it almost melts in the mouth, and I think that makes it famous, the food in France.

 

　　Todd: So in France do you have fast food? Do you have fast food restaurants and like chain restaurants in France?

 

　　Layla: Yes, we do have that because it's very cheap and people like it cheap and there is something very fast and we can find chain restaurant everywhere, but most of the time we find independent restaurant, small restaurant.

 

　　Todd: So in your country is it common for parents to teach their children how to cook?

 

　　Layla: Yes, they do. But I don't have any brother but my mom teach us how to cook.

 

　　Todd: So what kind of things has your mother taught you how to cook?

 

　　Layla: My parents are from Morocco so she teach my how to cook Morocco food.

 

　　Todd: Oh, so what are some good Moroccan dishes?

 

　　Layla: I think it's Al Feza. It's like bread with lenti and meat and sauce.

 

　　Todd: So France is an expensive country. If you go to a restaurant, is it expensive. Like how much would you have to pay? How many euros to get a decent meal?

 

　　Layla: You can find good meals for ten euro. You can find for ten or twelve euro a good restaurant and good meal?

 

　　Todd: When you go to a restaurant do you usually have appetizer, starter, main course, dessert or is it just one package?

 

　　Layla: You can have both, like you can have a package with the dessert and the soda and everything or you can order what you want on the menu.