Un matin frais à Paris, Pierre se réveille.

One fresh morning in Paris, Pierre wakes up.

Il est heureux.

He is happy.

Il se prépare pour sa journée.

He gets ready for his day.

Il s'habille, il met son chapeau.

He dresses up, he puts on his hat.

Il met ses chaussures.

He puts on his shoes.

L'image de Pierre est complète.

Pierre's image is complete.

Il a faim.

He is hungry.

Il veut manger quelque chose.

He wants to eat something.

Il veut un croissant.

He wants a croissant.

Un croissant français.

A French croissant.

C'est délicieux, pense Pierre.

It's delicious, thinks Pierre.

Il va à la boulangerie près de chez lui.

He goes to the bakery near his place.

Il voit Camille, la boulangère.

He sees Camille, the baker.

Elle est gentille.

She is kind.

Elle donne à Pierre son croissant.

She gives Pierre his croissant.

Pierre est content.

Pierre is content.

Il remercie Camille.

He thanks Camille.

Pierre a son croissant.

Pierre has his croissant.

Il veut le manger.

He wants to eat it.

Mais il veut le manger avec grâce.

But he wants to eat it gracefully.

C'est important pour Pierre.

It's important for Pierre.

Il est à Paris.

He is in Paris.

Tout le monde est chic ici.

Everyone is stylish here.

Pierre essaie de manger le croissant.

Pierre tries to eat the croissant.

Il essaie d'être chic.

He tries to be chic.

Mais le croissant est difficile.

But the croissant is difficult.

Il est plein de miettes.

It is full of crumbs.

Pierre a des miettes sur le visage.

Pierre has crumbs on his face.

Il n'est pas content.

He is not happy.

Il n'est pas chic.

He is not chic.

Éléonore voit Pierre.

Éléonore sees Pierre.

Elle rit.

She laughs.

Pierre est embarrassé.

Pierre is embarrassed.

Éléonore est gentille.

Éléonore is kind.

Elle aide Pierre.

She helps Pierre.

Elle enlève les miettes du visage de Pierre.

She removes the crumbs from Pierre's face.

Pierre est reconnaissant.

Pierre is grateful.

Éléonore est bonne.

Éléonore is good.

Pierre est content.

Pierre is content.

Il a son croissant.

He has his croissant.

Éléonore est là.

Éléonore is there.

Il n'est plus embarrassé.

He is no longer embarrassed.

Ce matin à Paris, c'était ainsi.

This morning in Paris, it was like this.

Pierre, Camille, Éléonore.

Pierre, Camille, Éléonore.

Un croissant.

A croissant.

Même avec des miettes partout, Pierre est heureux.

Even with crumbs everywhere, Pierre is happy.

Il continue sa journée.

He continues his day.

Paris est belle, pense Pierre.

Paris is beautiful, thinks Pierre.