I think pâte is pasta in French; I don’t know the rest.

EDIT: looking it up, it looks like:

Pasta = pâtes
Antipasti = antipasti
Calamari = calamar

So, as a native English speaker, it seems like really dumb stuff to make a big deal out of. Turns out words in one Romance language will be really similar to or the same as equivalent words in another Romance language. Maybe the Quebecker Office of the French Language wanted them to say «  entrée » instead of antipasti? Entree in French refers to the appetizer or first course, but for some reason in English (or at least US English) entree has become the name for the main course; I don’t know how we screwed that up.