Sentence examples of "mangé" in French

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Qui a mangé le pain ? Who ate the bread?
Tu as déjà mangé le gâteau. You have already eaten the cake.
Il n'a rien mangé hier. He did not eat anything yesterday.
Qui a mangé tous les cookies ? Who has eaten all the cookies?
Vous avez déjà mangé le gâteau. You have already eaten the cake.
J'ai mangé un déjeuner rapide. I ate a hasty lunch.
Avez-vous déjà mangé votre souper ? Have you already eaten supper?
Elle n'a presque rien mangé. She hardly ate anything.
J'ai mangé une vache entière. I have eaten a whole cow.
Hier, j'ai mangé une pomme. Yesterday, I ate an apple.
As-tu déjà mangé ton dîner ? Have you already eaten supper?
J'ai trop mangé hier soir. I ate too much food yesterday.
J'ai beaucoup mangé cette semaine. I've eaten a great deal of food this week.
Un crocodile a mangé un chien. A crocodile ate a dog.
Les fromages ont mangé mes amis. The cheeses have eaten my friends.
À quelle heure as-tu mangé ? What time did you eat?
L'homme a mangé du pain. The man ate bread.
As-tu déjà mangé le gâteau? Have you eaten the cake yet?
Je n'ai pas encore mangé. I haven't eaten yet.
Je regrette d'avoir mangé ces huîtres. I regret eating those oysters.
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