Usage Note
Limonade in France typically refers to a fizzy lemon-flavoured soda (like a clear lemon soft drink), not the still lemonade common in English-speaking countries. It is a staple in French cafés, often mixed with beer to make a panaché. Still lemonade made with fresh lemons is usually called citronnade.
Examples
"Elle a commandé une limonade au café."
Natural Translation
She ordered a lemon soda at the café.
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