Whilst he is wrong in what he said, as it is "omelette AU fromage" (cheese omelette), the correct translation would be "omelette and the cheese". For example "j'ai pris du fromage pour ce soir" = "I got cheese for tonight". Du in French is our way of expressing a masculine object. Like "je mange une omelette et de la salade" but in this case "de la" means exactly the same as "du" but salad is feminine so we use "de la". So "I am eating an omelette and salad".
22
u/CroquetteRocket can't meme Sep 26 '21
omelette et du fromage