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Goûter is a very common French word meaning "to taste," "to try (food)," and also "afternoon snack." It’s pronounced /ɡu.te/ — simple to say, but surprisingly tricky to use correctly. Hear audio examples get my FREE PDF (20 Common French Mistakes) 👉 https://www.frenchlearner.com/french-word-of-the-day/gouter/ What’s the difference between goûter and goûter à? When does goûter mean “to taste,” and when does it mean “snack”? In this lesson, I explain how goûter is really used in everyday French —

Lots 6 & 7 are a couple of examples of bulls that are "easy like Sunday morning"! Their genetic predictions are easy reading with plenty of calving ease (68 lb. birth weights, double digit CED, and negative BW EPD's), top 20 % growth traits, solid cow families, generations of AI sires and an average 115 ultrasound marbling ratio. They are also easy on the eyes, with excellent structural correctness, and they're easy keeping. Our bulls are easy going, and have great dispositions, meaning simply,