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| English | Pronunciation | Français |
| Do you have | Ah-vay voo | Avez-vous |
| A map? | Ewn Kart? | Une carte? |
| The time? | Lehr? | L’heure? |
| Fill the tank | Leh plahn seel-voo-play | Le Plein, s’il vous plaît |
| Go straight ahead | Ah-lay too-dwah | Allez tout droit |
| I don’t speak French | Jehn parl pah frahn-say | Je ne parle pas français |
| I get off at___ | Jhe day-sehn ah _____ | Je descends à ____ |
| I’m going to ____ | Jhe vayz ah _____ | Je vais à ____ |
| Turn to the right, left | Ah-lay ah drwah, ah goo-sh | Allez à droit, à gauche |
| What day is it? | Kel jhoor sum noo? | Quel jour sommes-nous? |
| It is Monday | Say lahn-dee | C’est lundi |
| It is Tuesday | Say mahr-dee | C’est mardi |
| It is Wednesday | Say mare-kruh-dee | C’est mercredi |
| It is Thursday | Say zhuh-dee | C’est jeudi |
| It is Friday | Say vahn-druh-dee | C’est vendredi |
| It is Saturday | Say sahm-dee | C’est samedi |
| It is Sunday | Say dee-mahnsh | C’est dimanche |
| What month is it? | Kel mwah sommes nous | Quel mois sommes-nous? |
| It is January | say zhan-vee-ay | c’est janvier |
| It is February | say fey-vree- ay | c’est février |
| It is March | say marz | c’est mars |
| It is April | say ah-vril | c’est avril |
| It is May | say may | c’est mai |
| It is June | say zhwahn | c’est juin |
| It is July | say juh-wee-yay | c’est juillet |
| It is August | say oat | c’est août |
| It is September | say sep-tohm-bruh | c’est septembre |
| It is October | say ahk-toh-bruh | c’est octobre |
| It is November | say noh-vawm-bruh | c’est novembre |
| It is December | say day-sawm-bruh | c’est décembre |
| What time is it? | Kel uhr ay-teel | Qu’elle heure est-il? |
| It is 5 a.m. | Ill ay sank uhrs dew ma-tahn | Il est cinq heures du matin |
| It is 10 p.m. | Ill eh deez uhrs deh lah-pray-mee-dee | Il est dix heures de l’après-midi |
| Where is it? | Ooh-eh-tile | Où est-il? |
| It is over there | Say la-bah | C’est là-bas |
| It is there | Say lah | C’est là |
| It is to the left, right | Say tah goash, ah dwaht | C’est à gauche, droite |
| Where is the? | Ooh-ay leh | Où est-le |
| Bistro? | beez-troh? | Bistro? |
| cafe? | kah-fay | Café? |
| Restaurant? | res-tah-rahn? | Restaurant? |
English |
Pronunciation
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French
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| Do you speak English? | par-lay voo zon-glay | Parlez-vous anglais? |
| Excuse me/sorry | ex-koo-zay mwah | Excusez-moi |
| Fine thanks and you? | bee-ehn mer-see ay voo? | Merci et vous? |
| Glad to meet you | on-shohn-tay | Enchanté |
| Good-by | oh ruh-vwar | Au revoir |
| Good evening | bon-swar | Bon soir |
| Good morning/good day | bon-zhoor | Bon jour |
| Hello | sah-loo | Salut |
| Here | ee-see | Ici |
| How are you? | kom-mohn tah-lay voo | Comment allez-vous? |
| I don’t understand | jhuhn kom-prohn pah | Je ne comprends pas |
| I’m sorry | day-zoh-lay/pahr-dohn | Désolé/Pardon |
| My name is | juh mah-pell | Je m’appelle |
| No | nohn | Non |
| Ok | dah-core | d’accord |
| Pardon me | pahr-dohn | Pardon |
| Please | seel voo play | S’il vous plaît |
| Pleased to meet you | ohn–shahn-tay | Enchanté(e) |
| Please speak slowly | par-lay lehn-ta-mohn | Parlez lentement |
| So-so | kum-see, kum-sah | Comme ci, comme ça |
| Thank you | mare-see | Merci |
| That’s ok | dah ree-ehn | De rien |
| There | lah | Là |
| Very well | treh bee-ehn | Très bien |
| What? | kom-mohn | Comment? |
| What is your name? | kom-mohn voo-za-peh-lay voo | Comment vous appelez-vous? |
| When | kohn | Quand |
| Where | oo | Où |
| You’ re welcome | dah ree-ehn | De rien |
Time
| English | Pronunciation | Français |
| Afternoon | lah-pray-mee-dee | l’après-midi |
| Evening | le swar | le soir |
| Morning | lah ma-tahn | le matin |
| Night | lah new-wee | la nuit |
| Now | mahn-teh-nahw | Maintenant |
| Today | oh-zhoor-dwee | Aujourd’hui |
| Tomorrow | deh-mahn | Demain |
| Yesterday | ee-yehr | Hier |
| Second | say-gohn | Second |
| Minute | mee-noot | Minute |
| Hour | urr | Heure |
| Day | jhoor | Jour |
| Week | sah-mehn | semaine |
| Month | mu-wa | mois |
| Year | ahn, an-nay | an, année |
| Decade | day-cahd, day-sin-nee | décade, décennie |
| Generation | jay-nay-rah-see-ohn | génération |
Days & Months
| English | Pronunciation | Français |
| Monday | luhn-dee | Lundi |
| Tuesday | mahr-dee | Mardi |
| Wednesday | mair-kruh-dee | Mercredi |
| Thursday | jheu-dee | Jeudi |
| Friday | vahn-druh-dee | Vendredi |
| Saturday | sam-dee | Samedi |
| Sunday | dee-mahn-sh | Dimanche |
| January | john-vee-air | janvier |
| February | fe-vee-air | février |
| March | mar | mars |
| April | av-reel | avril |
| May | may | mai |
| June | jeh-ehn | juin |
| July | jeweeh-ay | juillet |
| August | ooht | août |
| September | sep-tahm-bhr | septembre |
| October | ok-toe-bhr | octobre |
| November | noh-vahm-bhr | novembre |
| December | day-sahm-bhr | décembre |
| Letter | Pronouncation | Letter | Pronuncation |
| A | ah | N | en |
| B | bay | O | op |
| C | say | P | pay |
| D | day | Q | koo |
| E | uk | R | ehr |
| F | ef | S | es |
| G | ghay | T | tay |
| H | ash | U | oo |
| I | ee | V | vay |
| J | jhay | W | doo-blaw-vay |
| K | ka | X | ex |
| L | el | Y | ee-grek |
| M | em | Z | zed |
Some of the individual letters can have accents, which change the way they are pronounced. Following are the different versions: â, ç, é, è, ê, î, ï. These are not different or additional letters, they are merely letters with accents.
The letter H is not pronounced, or to be more accurate, is pronounced very lightly.
The pronunciation of letters is also affected by their position. If the last letter of a word is a consonant, it is not pronounced unless:
- the first letter of the next work is a vowel, or
- the consonant is a C, F, L, or R. These four consonants are pronounced even if they are at the end of a word. The way to remember this is to remember the word “careful”, which has the same four consonants.
The French phrase for “How is that spelled?” is “Comment ça s’écrit?”.
For words with more than one syllable, the stress is always on the last syllable. If you can practice this, your French will be much better understood.
| Plus +Minus –
Times x Divided by ÷ Equal = |
etmoins
times divise par font |
Trois et deux font cinq
Cinq moins quatre font un
Quatre fois quatre font seize
Douze divise par deux font six
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Number |
French Spelling |
Pronunciation |
| 0 | zéro | zay-roh |
| 1 | un | ahn |
| 2 | deux | duh |
| 3 | trois | twah |
| 4 | quatre | cat |
| 5 | cinq | sank |
| 6 | six | seese |
| 7 | sept | set |
| 8 | huit | wheat |
| 9 | neuf | nuhf |
| 10 | dix | deese |
| 11 | onze | ohnz |
| 12 | douze | dooz |
| 13 | treize | trehz |
| 14 | quatorze | kah-tohrz |
| 15 | quinze | cans |
| 16 | seize | says |
| 17 | dix-sept | deese-set |
| 18 | dix-huit | deese-wheat |
| 19 | dix-neuf | deese-nuhf |
| 20 | vingt | vahn |
| 21 | vingt et un | vahn tay uhn |
| 22 | vingt-deux | vahn-duh |
| 23 | vingt-trois | vahn-twah |
| 24 | vingt-quatre | vahn-cat |
The pattern continues up to 29 (vingt-neuf). To continue from there:
|
Number |
French Spelling |
Pronunciation |
| 30 | trente | trawnt |
| 31 | trente et un | trawnt-tay-uhn |
| 32 | trente-deux (the pattern continues up to 39) | trawnt-duh |
| 40 | quarante | kuh-rawnt |
| 41 | quarante et un | kuh-rawnt-tay-uhn |
| 42 | quarante-deux | kuh-rawnt-duh |
| 50 | cinquante | sank-awnt |
| 60 | soixante | swah-sawnt |
| 70 | soixante-dix (literally 60 plus 10; from 70 to 100 the numbering system is a bit more complex) | swah-sawnt-deese |
| 71 | soixante et onze (literally 60 and 11) | shah-sawnt-tay-ohnz |
| 72 | soixante-douze | shaw-sawnt-dooz |
| 73 | soixante-treize | shaw-sant-trehz |
| 74 | soixante-quatorze | shaw-sant-kah-tohrz |
| 75 | soixante-quinze | shaw-sant-cans |
| 76 | soixante-seize | shah-sant-says |
| 77 | soixante-dix-sept | shah-sant-deese-set |
| 78 | soixante-dix-huit | shaw-sant-deese-wheat |
| 79 | soixante-dix-neuf | shaw-sant-deese-nuhf |
| 80 | quatre-vingts (literally four twenties) | ka-truh-vahn |
| 81 | quatre-vingt-un | ka-truh-vahn-tay-uhn |
| 82 | quatre-vingt-deux | ka-truh-vahn-duh |
| 83 | quatre-vingt-trois (and so on up to 89) | ka-truh-vahn-twah |
| 90 | quatre-vingt-dix (literally four-twenties-ten) | ka-truh-vahn-deese |
| 91 | quatre-vingt-onze | ka-truh-vahn-ohnz |
| 92 | quatre-vingt-douze (and so on up to 99) | ka-truh-vahn-dooz |
Following are some examples from larger numbers:
| 100 | cent (pronounced sawnt) |
| 101 | cent un |
| 102 | cent deux |
| 110 | cent dix |
| 111 | cent onze |
| 112 | cent douze |
| 189 | cent quatre-vingt-neuf |
| 200 | deux cents |
| 250 | deux cent cinquante |
| 305 | trois cent cinq |
| 1 000 | mille (pronounced meel) |
| 1 001 | mille un |
| 1 002 | mille deux |
| 1 350 | mille trois cent cinquante |
| 2 000 | deux mille |
| 10 000 | dix mille |
| 10 300 | dix mille trois cents |
| 100 000 | cent mille |
| 102 000 | cent deux mille |
| 1 000 000 | un million (pronounced uhn meel-ee-ohn) |
| 1 234 567 | un million deux cent trente-quatre mille cinq cent soixante-sept |
Table Setting Words & Phrases A – G
| English | Pronunciation | Français |
| bottle, oil and vinegar | lwee-lee-ay | l’huilier |
| bottle-opener | lew-vr boo-tay-ya, leh day-kah-sue-lehr | l’ouvre-bouteille, le décapsuleur |
| bowl | bowl | le bol |
| bowl, fruit | lah koop ah frweet | la coupe à fruits |
| bowl, salad | leh sah-lah-dee-ay | le saladier |
| bowl, sugar | leh sue-kree-ay | le sucrier |
| bread basket | lah kohr-bay ah pahn | la corbeille à pain |
| bread, roll | leh puh-tee pahn | le petit pain |
| bread, slice | lah trahnch deh pahn | la tranche de pain |
| candelabra | leh shahn-duh-lee-ay de tahbl | le chandelier de table |
| carafe | le ka-raf | le carafe |
| carving set | leh koo-vehr ah ser-veer | le couvert à servir |
| chair, dining | lah shayz | la chaise |
| chair, seat | lah-seez | l’assise |
| cheeseboard | le plah-toe ah fro-mahjz | le plateau à fromages |
| china cabinet | lar-mwahr ah vay-sell | l’armoire à vaisselle |
| coffee cup | lah tas ah ka-fay | la tasse à café |
| coffee set [coffee service] | leh ser-vees ah ka-fay | le service à café |
| corkscrew | leh teer boo-shohn | le tire-bouchon |
| cup | lah tas | la tasse |
| dining service | leh ser-vees deh tabl | le service de table |
| dish, butter | leh brr-ree-ay | le beurrier |
| dish, fruit | leh kohm-poh-tee-ay | le compotier |
| dish, soup | lah-see-et ah soop | l’assiette à soupe |
| dish, vegetable | leh lay-goo-mee-ay | le légumier |
| electric hotplate | leh showf plaht ay-lek-treek | le chauffe-plats électrique |
| fish knife and fork | leh koo-vehr ah pwah-sohn | le couvert à poisson |
| fork | lah for-shet | la fourchette |
| fork, cocktail | lah for-shet ah sahn-weesh | la fourchette à sandwich |
| fork, lobster | lah for-shet ah oh-mahr | la fourchette à homards |
| fork, oyster | lah for-shet ah wee-tr | la fourchette à huîtres |
| fork, salad | lah for-shet ah sah-lahd | la fourchette à salade |
| fork, serving | lah grahnd for-shet | la grande fourchette |
| glass | leh vehr | le verre |
| glass, beer | leh vehr ah bee-yehr | le verre à bière |
| glass, brandy | leh vehr bah-lohn | le verre ballon |
| glass, champagne | lah koop | la coupe |
| glass, champagne | lah flewt ah shahm-pahyn | la flûte à champagne |
| glass, liquor | leh vehr ah lee-koor | le verre à liqueur |
| glass, red wine | leh vehr ah vahn rooj | le verre à vin rouge |
| glass, rummer | leh vehr ah vahn dew rahn | le verre à vin du Rhin |
| glass, sherry | leh vehr ah mah-dehr | le verre à madère |
| glass, spirit | leh vehr ah oh deh vee | le verre à eau-de-vie |
| glass, stemmed | leh vehr ah pee-ay | le verre à pied |
| glass, tapered [champagne] | lah flewt | la flûte |
| glass, white wine | leh vehr ah vahn blohn | le verre à vin blanc |
| glass, wine | leh vehr ah vahn | le verre à vin |
Table Setting Words & Phrases H – Z 1 2
| English | Pronunciation | Français | |
| knife | leh koo-toe | le couteau | |
| knife blade | lah lam | la lame | |
| knife cutting edge | leh trahn-shahn | le tranchant | |
| knife prong | lah dehn | la dent | |
| knife rest | leh pohrt koo-toe | le porte-couteau | |
| knife, butter | leh koo-toe ah brr | le couteau à beurre | |
| knife, carving | leh koo-toe ah sehr-veer | le couteau à servir | |
| knife, caviar | leh koo-toe ah kah-vee-are | le couteau à caviar | |
| knife, cheese | leh koo-toe ah fro-mahjz | le couteau à fromage | |
| knife, fish | leh koo-toe ah pwah-sohn | le couteau à poisson | |
| knife, fruit | leh koo-toe ah frweet | le couteau à fruits | |
| knife/fork handle | leh mahn-sh | le manche | |
| ladle | leh lew-sh | la louche | |
| liquor decanter | leh cah-rah-fohn ah lee-koor | le carafon à liqueur | |
| menu | leh meh-new, lah kart | le menu, la carte | |
| mug | lah bool | la bouille | |
| napkin | lah sehr-vee-et | la serviette | |
| napkin ring | leh rohn deh sehr-vee-et | le rond de serviette | |
| nutcracker | leh kahs nwah | le casse-noix | |
| pepper shaker | lah pwahv-ree-air | la poivrière | |
| place card | leh kahr-tohn deh tabl | le carton de table | |
| place setting | leh koo-vehr | le couvert | |
| plate, bottom [charger] | lah-see-et deh pray-zehn-ta-syohn | l’assiette de présentation | |
| plate, dessert | lah-see-et ah deh-sehr | l’assiette à dessert | |
| plate, dinner | lah-see-et plaht | l’assiette plate | |
| plate, soup [deep plate] | lah-see-et crewz | l’assiette creuse | |
| platter, meat | leh plah tah row-tee | le plat à rôti | |
| platter, vegetable | leh plah deh lay-guhm | le plat de légumes | |
| pots & pans, kitchen utensils | lah bah-tree deh quee-zeen | la batterie de cuisine | |
| salad servers | leh koo-vehr tah sah-lahd | le couvert à salade | |
| salt shaker | lah sah-lee-ay | la salière | |
| sauce ladle | lah kwee-yay ah saws | la cuiller à sauce | |
| sauceboat | lah saw-see-air | la saucière | |
| saucer | lah sue-koop | la soucoupe | |
| server, asparagus | lah pehl ah as-pehrj | la pelle à asperges | |
| server, sardine | lah for-shet ah sahr-deen | la fourchette à sardines | |
| side board | leh dres-wahr, leh boo-fay bah | le dressoir, le buffet bas | |
| soup ladle | lah loo-sh | la louche | |
| soup tureen | lah sue-pee-air | la soupière | |
| spoon | lah kwee-air | la cuiller | |
| spoon bowl | leh kwee-yair-rohn | le cuilleron | |
| spoon, dessert | lah kwee-yehr ah ohn-tre-meh | la cuiller à entremet | |
| spoon, potato server | lah kwee-yehr ah puhm deh tehr | la cuiller à pommes de terre | |
| spoon, salad | lah kwee-yehr ah sah-lahd | la cuiller à salade | |
| spoon, serving | lah kwee-yehr ah sehr-veer | la cuiller à servir | |
| spoon, soup | lah kwee-air ah soop | la cuiller à soupe | |
| spoon, teaspoon | lah kwee-yehr | la cuiller | |
| spoon, vegetable | lah kwee-yehr ah lay-guhme | la cuiller à légumes | |
| table | lah tahbl | la table | |
| table leg | leh pee-ay deh tahbl | le pied de table | |
| table place mat | leh seh deh tahbl | le set de table | |
| table top | leh plah-toe deh tahbl | le plateau de table | |
| table decoration | lah day-koh-rah-see-yohn deh tahbl | la décoration de table | |
| table place setting | leh koo-vehr plah-ce | le couvert place | |
| table, dining | lah tahbl deh lah sahl ah mahn-jay | la table de la salle à manger | |
| tablecloth | lah nahp | la nappe | |
| tongs, sugar | lah pahns ah sue-re | la pince à sucre | |
| wine list | lah kart dey vahn | la carte des vins |
Feminine and Masculine Nouns
Part 1: Determining the gender of a noun through its ending
French for Fun – Leçon 1 Le français et l’anglais
Vocabulaires
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Blonde Cruel Excellent Horrible Immense Important Intelligent Sociable The blouse The shop The Photo The sentence The question/issue The radio The table The office The Chef The fruit The menu The sweater The restaurant The sandwich The sport The train The accident The animal The automobile Comfortable Modern Ordinary Popular The bicycle The carrot The class The dance The criminal The doctor The garden The monster The actor Birthday The apartment The artist Rich Stupid Superb Admire Worship Sing Dance Family The guitar Mom Music The person The soup The sandwich The engine The park Professor The program The tiger vocabulary The child The exercise American Delicious Different Elegant Grille Interesting Necessary Sincere The Cathedral The lesson TV prepare The baby Coffee The President The phone The theater The elephant The hospital The hotel The ocean The CD The film The newspaper Home The chicken Seller The woman Man The girl The son-the son The boy The mother The father The uncle The aunt The school The friend The pen Comfortable Is The The The The Elegant The apartment Popular Sociable The pet animals The hospital hospitals The newspaper – newspapers The office – the office I Hi It will Hello Well How are you? Thank you Much Good evening Mrs. Mr. Nothing Goodbye Until tomorrow It is called Miss My name is And you See you soon Yes No Okay I do not understand You understand? I do not speak the French Where are the toilets? Repeat, please. |
Some words in French have accent marks. Accents may affect the pronunciation of a letter or the meanin of a word. Learn to recognize these accent marks.
| Accent aigu (on the letter é) Accent grave (on the letters a, é or u) Accent circonflexe (on the letters a, e i, o or u)Learn also to recognize two other marks that affect pronunciation: Cédille (under the letter c) Accent aigu Accent grave
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Accent circonflexe Foret Ile Hôpital CouterAccent cédille ça Garçon Commençons Leçon déçu Reçu Accent tréma
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- Est
- Le, La, L’, Les – pg. 5
- Le professeur est intéressant.
- Le menu est excellent.
- Le sandwich est grillé.
- La faille est riche.
- Le garçon est sociable.
- L’artiste est populaire.
- L’acteur est élégant.
- L’appartement est confortable.
- L’éléphant est immense.
- L’hôtel est superbe.
Plurals
- L’animal les animaux
- L’hôpital les hôpitaux
- Le journal – les journaux
- Le bureau – les bureaux
Greetings
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Lady/Women-Mrs. Mr. - Mr. Miss - Miss I Hi Good evening goodbye See you tomorrow See you soon Hello It will thank you much well And you How are you? please - You’re welcome It is called My name is |
A conversation :
Bonjour. Comment t’appelles-tu?
Bonjour. Je m’appelle Paul. Et toi?
Je m’appelle Marie. Comment ça va?
Bien, merci. Et toi ?
Très bien. A bientôt, Paul.
Au voir, Marie. A demain.
Bonjour, Catherine.
Bonjour, Michel.
Salut, Philippe !
Salut ! Ça va ?
Lise ! Comment vas-tu ?
Très bien, Danielle. Et toi ?
Je m’appelle Claire.
Enchante, Mademoiselle !
Comment t’appelles-tu ?
Il s’appelle Jacques.
Bonsoir, Monsieur.
Bonsoir, Madame.
Merci beaucoup.
De rien.
Au revoir, Solange.
A demain, Sylvie
Leçon 2 La classe et l’école
Vocabulaires
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The professorThe professor The student / student (m) The student / student (f) the lesson Table (Black) the flag the office the window the door note homework the workbook Paper - the paper the pencil The chalk-stick of chalk rule the specifications the book the dictionary the pen The backpack Show me It is the m. The sciences The mathematics the French The English m. History f. Physical education Computing The art m. music I have I adore I detest School supplies Classroom Language To use To learn |
Classroom commands :
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Write! Listen! Read! Repeat! Get up! Sit down! Hands up! Answer the question! Go to the table! Complete the sentence! Correct exercise! Take a sheet of paper!\Open the book! Close the book! Be careful! Speak up! Study the vocabulary! |
D’où viens-tu, Marc? ( where do you come from?)
Je viens du États-Unis. ( I am from the United States)
Je suis américain.
Ou habites-tu? ( where do you live)
J’habite a Chapel Hill, NC
J’étude le American.
Toi, qu’est-ce que tu fais ?
Ça me fait plaisir de te rencontrer !
Et à la prochaine.
J’habite à l’université Laval.
Je suis étudiante.
Je travaille
Conjugate with subject pronouns
| J’écoute Je ________ eTu écoutes Tu ________ es Il écoute Il _________ e Elle écoute On écoute
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Nous écoutons Nous _________ onsVous écoutez Vous _________ ez
Ils écoutent| Elles écoutent
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Verbs that end in er
| Adorer = to adoreAimer = to like
Aller = to go Apporter = to carry Chanter = to sing
Chercher = to search Danser = to danse Désirer = to desirer Diner = to dine Donner = to give
Ecouter = to listen Entrer = enter Etudier = to study Expliquer = to explain Fatiguer = to tired Fermer = to close Fumer = to smoke Hésiter = hesitate
Jouer = to play Laver = to wash Manger = to eat Marcher = to walk
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Nager = to swimParler = to talk/speak
Patiner = skate Préférer = prefer Regarder = to look
Remercier = to thank Répéter = to repeat S’appelle = to call Téléphoner = to Travailler = to work
Trouver = to clean Visiter = to visit Voyager = travel
Habiter = to dwell/ live Inviter = to invite Gagner = to win Arriver = to arrive Penser = to think
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Processive Adjectives
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Mon |
Ma |
Mes |
«My» |
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Ton |
Ta |
Tes |
« Your» S. |
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Son |
Sa |
Ses |
« His/Hers » |
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Notre |
Notre |
Nos |
« Our» |
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Votre |
Votre |
Vos |
« Your » P. |
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Leur |
Leur |
Leur |
« Their » |
| Je suis | Nous sommes |
| Tu es | Vous étés |
| Il est | Ils sont |
| Elle est | Elles sont |
| On est |
Practice conjugating :
J’aime nager
Tu aimes nager
Il aime nager
Nous aimons nager
Ils aiment nager
On aime nager
Vocabulaire
Le jus d’orange
La pizza
L’omelette
La steak-frites
La glace à la vanille
La coca
Est frais
L’eau minérale
Est fraiche
Formidable
Félicitation
Comprendre = to understand
Apprendre = to learn
Reprendre = to take back
Surprendre = to surprise
Saying Euros
Il coute 2,74€ – Deux euros, soixante-quatorze
Elle coute 3,81€ – Trois, vingt-quatre un
Elle coute 5,34€ – Cinq euros, trente-quatre
Il coute 10,67€ – Dix euros, soixante-sept
Elle coute 5,03€ – Cinq euros, trois
Elle coute 2,74€ – Deux euros, soixante-quatorze
Il coute 4,27€ – Quatre euros, vingt-sept
Elle coute 3,05€ – Trente euros, cinq
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