In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Refer to the list above to learn the days of the week in French, along with how they are pronounced. Note that the days of the week are not capitalized in French. Monday: lundi (luh(n)-dee) Tuesday: mardi (mahr-dee) Wednesday: mercredi (mehr-kruh-dee) Thursday: jeudi (zhuh-dee) Friday: vendredi (vah(n)-druh-dee) Saturday: samedi (sahm-dee) Sunday: dimanche (dee-mah(n)sh) This is identical to writing the date, with the day of the week added to the front of the phrase. Here's an example: English: Wednesday, the 5th of June French (written): mercredi, le 5 juin 2001 (formal) French (written): mercredi 5 juin 2001 (normal) French (spoken): mercredi cinq juin deux mille un French (spoken): le mercredi cinq juin deux mille un (eventually if you want to describe a precise day) Every day of the week is a masculine noun, so the article le is used. For example, "Le samedi est le sixieme jour." means "Saturday is the sixth day." However, when you are talking about an event that occurred on a specific day, know the difference between le samedi and samedi: Samedi, je dine au restaurant. = On Saturday, I dine at a restaurant. (A single event.) Le samedi, je dine au restaurant. = Every Saturday, I dine at a restaurant. (A repeated event.)
Summary: Learn the days of the week. Write and pronounce the date, including the day of the week. Know when to use articles.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Serve them with dips or ketchup.
Summary: Peel and chop the potatoes into quarters. Boil potatoes until soft. Mash the potatoes. Add in cheese, salt, spring onions and egg yolk to mashed potato. Mix well. Divide into equal portions and shape it into balls. Dip potato balls in whisked egg and fry them until they're golden brown. Finished!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Clear your work area and wash a ripe papaya and cucumber to remove bacteria or dirt from the skins of both. You will also need to break out your blender or borrow one from a friend. You'll need it to puree your ingredients into a fine paste. Your total supplies include: Papaya (ripe) Banana Cucumber Bowl (for brightening mixture) Knife Blender You should cut your ingredients into the proper proportions, first. Remove the meat of the banana from its encasing skin and divide it in half. Then quarter your papaya and cucumber with a knife. Add all three ingredients to your blender. Banana and papaya both have skin fortifying and disinfecting properties that will cleanse your skin and leave it glowing. Use circular motions to massage a thick layer of your mixture onto your skin. You will want to allow time for the nutrients in your mask to infuse with and impart health benefits to your skin. Papaya has special enzymes in it that exfoliate your skin, and this can leave your skin brighter as a result! Wait for 15 minutes before using warm water to rinse your mixture from your face. Your warm water rinse should have flushed most of your masque from your skin, now you should rinse one more time with cold water. This will take off any residual mixture that's still on your skin and close your pores to prevent blockages. Dry your face by patting it dry. Rubbing might cause irritation, or can rub off fibers onto your face.
Summary:
Gather your ingredients and a blender. Add the ingredients to your blender. Massage the mixture into your face. Rinse your face after allowing your mixture to set. Remove any remaining mixture and close your pores.