De (dzuh) mange a la boutique. Food at the store.
J'ai achete quatre-vingt-dix piastres de viande a la boutique.
:cinq livres de tasso
:cinq livres de saucisse
:quinze livres de poule
:dix livres viande de cochon (pork chops and shoulder)
:cinq livres de bete (beef shoulder)
:dix livres de viande moulu (ground meat)
I don't know when to have "du" or "de" for "of."
Daigle had a different saying for ground meat.
I'll look it up and edit it myself. But help would be appreciated.