un verre à vin
a wine glass
Sophie voulait un verre de vin, mais elle n’avait pas de verre à vin.
Sophie wanted a glass of wine, but she didn’t have a wine glass.
REMARQUEZ LA DIFFÉRENCE!
At first glance, you might have thought today’s word was the same as yesterday’s. But on closer inspection, you’ll see how easy it is to change a phrase’s meaning. Un verre de vin is a glass of wine, while un verre à vin is a wine glass.
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