Plural of (food) menu?

[nq:1]1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues?[/nq]
Menus. Snafus. Jujus. There was only one Xanadu, so no need for a plural.

[nq:1]In a restaurant on the chard there are more than one menu.. and this is my question. 1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues?[/nq]
Did you mean that chard is on the menu? :-)

[nq:2]In a restaurant on the chard there are more than one menu.. and this is my question. 1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues?[/nq]
[nq:1]Did you mean that chard is on the menu? :-)[/nq]
Sorry, is that the vegetable or the bloke who fought at Rorke's Drift? Some unkind military historians would say it that it doesn't make much difference.
I dimly recall, BTW, that the "Swiss" elemen

At 17:09:22 on Fri, 1 Jul 2005, Phil C. (Email Removed) wrote in (Email Removed):
[nq:1]I dimly recall, BTW, that the "Swiss" element of Swiss chard is just a word suggesting "foreign" - much as we would say "French cricket" or "double Dutch" etc.[/nq]
Don't start up the Dutch threads again, man!

Molly Mockford
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[nq:1]In a restaurant on the chard there are more than one menu.. and this is my question. 1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues?[/nq]
Thank you Paul,
altough one word only would have been enough, I saw clearly there are some lads here, with very little to do

[nq:2]I dimly recall, BTW, that the "Swiss" element of Swiss ... as we would say "French cricket" or "double Dutch" etc.[/nq]
[nq:1]Don't start up the Dutch threads again, man![/nq]
Is that advice given with "benevolent firmness"? If so, you're my Dutch uncle.

Phil C.

At 13:46:28 on Sat, 2 Jul 2005, Phil C. (Email Removed) wrote in (Email Removed):
[nq:1]Is that advice given with "benevolent firmness"? If so, you're my Dutch uncle.[/nq]
If the cap fits...

Molly Mockford
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[nq:1]In a restaurant on the chard there are more than one menu.. and this is my question. 1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues? Tia Frans[/nq]
I think Frans made a typical Dutch mistake by calling the 'menu' the waiter gives you the 'chard'.
In Dutch the menu is called 'de kaart'. "Card" is also a word which is mistakenly used for "menu" by Dutch people.
Arthur

At 11:04:37 on Sun, 3 Jul 2005, Arthur (Email Removed) wrote in :
[nq:1]I think Frans made a typical Dutch mistake by calling the 'menu' the waiter gives you the 'chard'. In Dutch the menu is called 'de kaart'. "Card" is also a word which is mistakenly used for "menu" by Dutch people.[/nq]
Good point - in French it's the same - on "la carte" there may be several "menus" at different set pr

[nq:2]In a restaurant on the chard there are more than ... 1 menu, 2 menu's? or Menus? or Menues? Tia Frans[/nq]
[nq:1]I think Frans made a typical Dutch mistake by calling the 'menu' the waiter gives you the 'chard'. In Dutch the menu is called 'de kaart'. "Card" is also a word which is mistakenly used for "menu" by Dutch people. Arthur[/nq]
You think too much.
I am making a menu cart