Do you know what it's called? It's a rule.

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Do you know what we call this object? As with the key ring, there is a logic. What do we do with this object? We remove a capsule, the metal capsule. And we call this object a "bottle opener". We use it to remove a metal capsule on a glass bottle. Sometimes, we find them in souvenir shops with a magnet to hang on your fridge. So there, it is a classic model, but there are souvenir models in Paris or other tourist cities.

Sixth object, I have one here, it is an object that we will use to determine the date, the day etc. What date do we have?

Do you know what this object is called? What is the name of the object that allows us to know the date? It is a calendar. Sometimes, this calendar gives additional information like the day of the celebration of a saint or public holidays.

Seventh object, here it is. I don't know if you can see it well. It can be a plastic object, like this one, or a metal object. It is often used at school to draw straight lines. It can also be used when you are a designer.


Next object, we often use it at home to project liquid, like this one. I'm going to press... So, I'm not going to do it, but if I press here, liquid will be projected, sometimes it's a powder. But new zealand whatsapp number data the object itself has the function, when you press, to project a liquid or a powder and it's mainly used in household or household products, sometimes some DIY products too.

Do you have any idea what this object is called? Well, there are several words. We can say that it's a sprayer or a vaporizer or, if we use an anglicism, we say that it's a spray. And it's funny because French speakers themselves sometimes forget the name of this object a little and say: "it's the pschitt-pschitt", because when you press, it makes a pschitt. So the French sometimes say: "tu me passe le pschitt-pschitt?" instead of saying "tu me passe le vapeur, vaporisateur or spray".

Ninth word. So this one is related to fashion. Here, I have my daughter Emma's copy. It's an object that you attach to your waist. You open it here, you put it around your waist and you can put objects inside. It's funny because it was a fairly common object a number of years ago. Then it became a little bit out of fashion. People used to make fun of those who still wore this object. And today, it's coming back into fashion. This is my daughter Emma's copy or object. My son Tom has one too. It's a feminine name. I'll give you one last clue. Its name, the name of this object, is also the name of a fruit.

Yes, well done to those who found it. It's called a "fanny pack" or a "fanny pack".

Tenth, we are talking about a machine, it is a general word, a machine that we find in a certain number of public places, in hospitals, train stations, in swimming pools, often at the entrance. And these objects, these devices contain goods that we can buy. We can put in a coin to get back a good. So if I want to buy a packet of crisps, I put in a coin, today, we can sometimes pay by card, and I press a button and the machine gives me an object. Sometimes, it is a machine that distributes notes to us. We put in our credit card, our code and we get back cash.

What are all these machines called? They are vending machines. Again, that's the general name. You can say, "I'm going to get some change from the vending machine," or you can say, "I'm going to buy a bottle of water or a packet of chips from the vending machine." It's a vending machine. Its function is to dispense. The verb "dispense" means to make available. It's a device that dispenses, it's a vending machine.