L'autre Jésus - Aspie's Son

[nimble pewter]

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[naive crystal]

I don't really understand your question

You need to learn how to say " bread, meat, eggs, milk"

Or

To learn how said that the food is bad

[fallow elbow]

you can say "... a tourné" for dairy food

"le lait a tourné"

[naive crystal]

??

[fallow elbow]

non ?

[naive crystal]

Je pense pas nan

Ça veut rien dire le lait a tourné

[fallow elbow]

bah si

[naive crystal]

Ça veut dire quoi ?

[naive crystal]

Ah bah je ne savais pas merci

[clever shore]

i was thinking "tourner mal" but that's a literl translation from english so it felt wrong

[naive crystal]

And

If you need to say the food is bad you can say " ce n'est pas bon " " je n'aime pas" " c'est dégueulasse (très informel)"

[fallow elbow]

Not the meaning that was initially asked

[fallow elbow]

It can also mean "turn bad". It has the same metaphorical meaning but here applied to food

But it can't be applied to food.

Otherwise you can just say "pourrir" (rot). Works for meat, fruits, vegetables, .....

[clever shore]

the meaning im going for is like rotten

[clever shore]

hmm i see

thanks^^

[maiden eagle]

For most grocery products we used périmer (to expire, as in to go pas the expiration date)

[clever shore]

can you give an example on how to use it?

like c'est perimé or ca a perimé?

[maiden eagle]

We mainly use it as an adjective: Les yaourts sont périmés depuis hier

[clever shore]

ahh i see i see

mercii

[fallow elbow]

mostly as an adjectivr