what's the difference between the two please? I saw "tu peux y goûter?" which clearly took the preposition a but I would've said "tu peux le goûter?" Google hasn't helped me!
Goûter ou goûter à
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rhys t.Kwiziq community member
Goûter ou goûter à
This question relates to:French lesson "to taste"
Asked 9 months ago
Bonjour Rhys,
https://www.wordreference.com/fren/go%C3%BBter
goûter à -- to taste a dish (for the first time)
goûter -- to try / sample before serving.
Bonne journée
Jim
Chris W. Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
The two are very similar in meaning. although there's a slight difference:
goûter à qqc. -- to try something (in the sense of sampling the taste)
gouter qqc. -- to taste something
Often times, they are used interchangeably. But one of the natives may have a better understanding.
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