Usages of la bottine
À la maison, j’enfile mes chaussons, tandis que Marie met ses bottines pour sortir.
At home, I put on my slippers, whereas Marie puts on her ankle boots to go out.
Les bottines marron sont jolies, mais les chaussures beiges vont mieux avec ton manteau.
The brown ankle boots are pretty, but the beige shoes go better with your coat.
Excusez-moi, madame, avez-vous des bottines beiges et un foulard violet ?
Excuse me, ma’am, do you have beige ankle boots and a purple scarf?
Après le dîner, Paul enlève ses bottines marron, met ses chaussons, et dit qu’il ne veut plus ni steak ni frites ce soir.
After dinner, Paul takes off his brown ankle boots, puts on his slippers, and says that he no longer wants either steak or fries tonight.
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