French flash cards
Attentif, attentive
Attentive
A le =
Au
A+le
Au
Aout
August
Who made the cinematographe
Auguste and Louis Lumiere
Nous
Avons
Nous(past)
Avons vu
Le prix
Awards
Vous
Ayez(Avoir)
Nous
Ayons(Avoir)
Un sac a dos
Back pack
La rentree scolaire
Back to School
Un sac a dos
Backpack
Mauvais, -e
Bad
Mauvaise
Bad(f)
Mauvais
Bad(m)
Une ballerine
Ballerina
Une banane
Banana
Le poulet
Chicken
Un poulet
Chicken
L'enfance
Childhood
Des oeufs au chocolate
Chocolate eggs
Les chocolats
Chocolates
Choisit
Choose
Noel
Christmas
Le reveillon de Noel
Christmas Eve
Un chant de Noel
Christmas carol
Le jour de Noel
Christmas day
Un chausson de Noel
Christmas stocking
Un sapin de Noel
Christmas tree
What are the top three holidays in France
Christmas, New years, and Easter
If you want to talk about an item that is closer what would you add to the demonstrative adjective
Ci
Un cinema
Cinema
Une classe
Class
Une camarade de classe
Classmate(feminine)
Un camarade de classe
Classmate(masculine)
Une salle de classe
Classroom
Une tajine
Clay pot
Une horloge
Clock
Vetements
Clothes
Boutique de pret a porter
Clothing store
Un cafe
Coffee
Un cage au lait
Coffee with milk
Coignaige
Coinage
Un rhume
Cold
Une collegue
Colleague(f)
Un collegue
Colleague(m)
Combien question structure
Combien + de / d' + noun + verb + subject
Viens
Come from
Les comedies
Comedies
Comment question structure
Comment + verb + subject
Un ordinateur
Computer
Confiant, confiante
Confident
Confiante
Confident(f)
Confiant
Confident(m)
Conformiste
Conformist
Acheter- to buy
Conjugation
Aller
Conjugation
Aller- to go
Conjugation
Aller-to go
Conjugation
Avoir- to have
Conjugation
Devoir Verb
Conjugation
Dire- to say
Conjugation
Ecrire- to write
Conjugation
Envoyer -to send
Conjugation
Etre- to be
Conjugation
Faire- to do/ to make
Conjugation
Pouvoir-to be able to
Conjugation
Present tense vouloir
Conjugation
The verb Mettre
Conjugation
Vendre- to buy
Conjugation
Voir-to see
Conjugation
convaincant, convaincante
Convincing
Un cuisines, une cuisiniere
Cook
Cuit
Cooked
Un biscuit
Cookie
Un coin
Corner
Un costume
Costume
Le coton
Cotton
Un pays
Country
Courageux, courageuse
Courageous
Courtois, courtoise
Courteous
La cousine
Cousin
Le cousin
Cousin
An important word containing the phoneme U is the verb
Couter
La vache
Cow
Un fromage de vache
Cow's milk cheese
la creme
Cream
Creatif, creative
Creative
Un croissant
Crescent roll
Une couronne
Crown
Puree
Crushed
Un concombre
Cucumber
la tasse
Cup
Curieuse
Curious(f)
Curieux
Curious(m)
Boucles
Curly
Les actualites
Current affairs
En ce moment
Currently
Un client, une cliente
Customer
Le service clientele
Customer service
Le velo
Cycling
Papa
Dad
What are the products of Normandy
Dairy, butter, cheese, milk, and cream, apples,
Une broderie
Embroidery
Il, elle, on
Est
Partitive article
Expresses an undetermined amount, or part of a whole
Extraverti, extravertie
Extroverted
Yeux
Eyes
Vous
Ez
What are the 3 ways can can say "to go shopping" in French
Faire les courses, faire des emplettes, and faire du shopping
Je
Fais
Tu
Fais
Nous
Faisons
Il, elle, on
Fait
Past participle of faire
Fait
Vous
Faites
Automne
Fall
What verb is used to express necessity
Falloir
Un faux-ami
False cognate
Livret de famille
Family record book
Loin de
Far from
La ferme
Farm
Un fermier, une fermiere
Farmer
La mode
Fashion
Jeunent
Fast
Le pere
Father
La fete des Peres
Father's day
Favorite
Favorite(f)
Preferee
Favorite(f)
Favori
Favorite(m)
Prefere
Favorite(m)
Peureux, peureuse
Fearful
Fevrier
February
Une amie
Female friend
Une etudiante
Female high school student
La brebis
Female sheep
Une chanteuse
Female singer
E for
Feminine objects
Es for
Feminine plural objects
Un engraise
Fertilizer
Quinzieme
Fifteenth
Cinquieme
Fifth
Cinquantieme
Fiftieth
Un dossier
File
Un film
Film
Le cinema
Film; movie industry
Les cheveux
Hair
Un salon de coiffure
Hair salon
Un coiffeur, une coiffeuse
Hair stylist
Et demie
Half past
Le jambon
Ham
Un jambon
Ham
Un hamburger
Hamburger
Joyeuse Halloween
Happy Halloween
Bonne annee
Happy New Year
Contente
Happy(f)
Heureuse
Happy(f)
Content
Happy(m)
Heureux
Happy(m)
Travailleuse
Hardworking(f)
Travailleur
Hardworking(m)
Vous etes-vous decide
Have you decided
Phonetic
Having to do with the sounds of speech
Noisette
Hazel
Il a
He has
Il t'ecoute
He is listening to you
Bonjour Monsieur
Hello sir
La
Her, it
Haut, -e
High
La randonnee
Hiking
Le
Him, it
Ses
His, her, its(feminine plural)
Son
His, her, its(feminine singular with vowel)
Sa
His, her, its(feminine singular)
Ses
His, her, its(masculine plural)
Son
His, her, its(masculine singular)
L'histoire
History
Un passe-temps
Hobby
Le hockey
Hockey
Une fete
Holliday; party
Une biere artisanale
Homemade beer
Honnete
Honest
Le meil
Honey
Un hote
Hostess
Le chocolat chaud
Hot chocolate
Un chocolat chaud
Hot chocolate
La maison
House
Comment
How
Comment allez vous.
How are you
Comment vas-tu
How are you? (Informal)
Comment le fetes tu
How do you celebrate it
Combien de
How many
Combien, combien de
How many; how much
Combien
How much, how many
Ca va
How's it going (informal)
Comment ca s'ecrit
How's it spelled
Centieme
Hundredth
Le mari
Husband
Je
I
Je suis
I am
J'ai faim
I am hungry
Je suis perdu
I am lost
J'ai soif
I am thirsty
Le dejeuner
Lunch
Un journaliste, une journaliste
Journalist
Juillet
July
France's national holiday is on
July 14th
Juin
June
Ecoutez le dialogue
Listen to the dialogue
La litterature
Literature
What are the products of Aquitaine
Livestock, wine, duck, and liver
Long, -ue
Long
Longs
Long
Bas, basse
Low
Past participle of lire
Lu
Une revue
Magazine
Le Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras
La jument
Mare
Un fromage de jument
Mare's milk cheese
Le marche
Market
Un marche
Market
Un marchand, une marchande
Market or shop vendor
How do you conjugate colors
Masculine singular: blue, Masculine plural: blues, Feminine singular: bleue, Feminine plural: bleues
Un masque
Mask
Les mathematiques
Math
Mai
May
Labor day is on
May 1st
Victory day is on
May 8th
Me
Me
What are some direct-object pronouns
Me, te, nous, vous, le, la, les
La viande
Meat
Aquitaine's cuisine consists of
Meat specialties
What does the main course consist of
Meat, chicken, or seafood with vegetables
What things would you find at a market
Meat, seafood, poultry, cheese, fruits and vegetables, spices, bread, clothing, shoes, bags, jewelry, and decorations
Un mecanicien, one mecanicienne
Mechanic
Des medicaments
Medicine
Un medicament
Medicine
Mi-longs
Medium length
Fondue
Melted
La marchandise
Merchandise
Joyeux Noel
Merry Christmas
Il,elle,on
Met
Je
Mets
Tu
Mets
Ils, elles
Mettent
Vous
Mettez
Nous
Mettons
Mexicaine
Mexican(feminine)
Mexicain
Mexican(masculine)
La messe de minuit
Midnight mass
Le defile militaire
Military parade
On Bastille day, people watch a
Military parade
Le lait
Milk
Un lait
Milk
What street performers would you see at a market
Mimes, singers, or marionette shows
L'eau minerale
Mineral water
Past participle of mettre
Mis
Mademoiselle
Miss
Naive
Naive(f)
Naif
Naive(m)
Camembert is produced in
Normandy
Where is Paris located in France
Northern France
Pas mal. Merci.
Not bad. Thank you
Pas grande chose
Not much
Un cahier
Notebook
Il/elle
Nothing
Expliquer- to explain
Nous avons explique
Preparer des plats
Prepare dishes
Une charcuterie
Prepared meats butcher shop
Jolie
Pretty(f)
Joli
Pretty(m)
Pris
Price
Past participle of prendre
Pris
Un lecon particuliere
Private lessons
Un professeur
Professor
Liaison
Pronunciation of a consonant when it is followed by a vowel
La psychologie
Psychology
Un jour ferie
Public holiday
Une citrouille
Pumpkin
Ponctuel, ponctuelle
Punctual
Ponctuelle
Punctual(f)
Ponctuel
Punctual(m)
Violette
Purple(f)
Violet
Purple(m)
Quel question structure singular, feminine
Quelle + verb + subject
Quel question structure plural, feminine
Quelles + verb + subject
Quel question structure plural, masculine
Quels + verb + subject
Deuxieme
Second
Un secretaire, une secretaire
Secretary
A plus tard
See you later
A toute a l'heure
See you later
A bientot
See you soon
A demain
See you tomorrow
Septembre
September
Serieux, serieuse
Serious
Serieuse
Serious(f)
Serieux
Serious(m)
Petit dejeuner leger
A light breakfast
Un litre de
A liter of
Un peu
A little
Un peu de
A little
Une peu de
A little bit
Un peu de
A little of
Beaucoup de
A lot
Beaucoup de
A lot of
Accent mark
A mark above a letter
Souk is the Arabic word for
A messy place
Un vin d'honneur
A mini reception
Direct object
A noun that receives the action of the verb
Une patisserie
A pastry
Un morceau de
A peice of
Time-lapse
A photographic technique in which a subject is filmed at a slow speed and projected at a higher speed
Un morceau de
A piece of
Une pincee de
A pinch of
Un poste
A position
Affirmative sentence
A positive statement
Un livre de
A pound of
Subject pronoun
A pronoun that is the doer of the action or the subject of the sentence.
Interrogative sentence
A question
Une famille recomposee
A recomposed family
Un CV
A resume
Un kouglof
A round cake
Un paquet de
A sack of
Une station balneaire
A seaside resort
Baccalaureat
A set of exams you take to pass high school and move on to college
Une chaussure
A shoe
Une famille monoparentale
A single parent family
Une jupe
A skirt
Une tranche de
A slice of
Un tabac
A small general store that sells tobacco
Un tabac
A small shop selling things like stamps and tobacco
Phoneme
A sound
La paella
A spanish dish containing rice and seafood
Une epicerie
A spice shop
Une cuillere de
A spoon of
L'etal
A stall
La bouillabaisse is
A stew made of several types of fish
Un pull
A sweater
La tartine
A tart
Un pourboire
A tip
What is the au pair program
A tradition in which student go for a year to a foreign country where a different language is spoken
Une famille traditionnelle
A traditional family
What was the cinematographe
A type of film projector
Un uniforme
A uniform
Past participle
A verb form used in conjunction with an auxiliary verb to indicate a completed action
Subjunctive
A verb mode typically used to express possibility, necessitty, and emotion
Passe compose
A verb tense that describes an action completed in the past
Impersonal verb
A verb that only appears in the singular third person
Pronoun
A word such as he, it, and you that replaces a noun
Verb
A word that denotes an action or state of being, the predicate
Adjective
A word that describes or modifies nouns
Adjective
A word that modifies a noun
Adverb
A word that modifies or describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb
Il, elle, on
Achete
J'
Achete
Ils, elles
Achetent
Tu
Achetes
Vous
Achetez
Nous
Achetons
Une connaissance
Acquaintance
Active
Active(f)
Actif
Active(m)
Un acteur
Actor
Un acteur, une actrice
Actor
Une actrice
Actress
L'adolescence
Adolescence
L'age adulte
Adult age
L'aerobic
Aerobics
Apres
After
L'apres-midi
Afternoon
Contre
Against
Whenever a direct object goes before a past participle, the past participle has to
Agree with it in both number and gender
Agreable
Agreeable
Agricole
Agricultural
J'
Ai
Tu
Aie(Avoir)
Rayon
Aisle
La toussaint
All saint's day
Tout
All; every
Vous
Allez
Nous
Allons
At one time, how many square miles did France control
Almost 5 million
Deja
Already
Deja
Already or Ever
Strasburg is the capital of
Alsace
Ambitieux, ambitieuse
Ambitious
Americaine
American(feminine)
Americain
American(masculine)
Une activite
An activity
Demonstrative adjective
An adjective that points out specific nouns
Un advantage
An advantage
Un anniversaire
An anniversary
Un apprenti, une apprentie
An apprentice
Un mel
An e-mail
Un oeuf
An egg
Un palaise de glace
An ice castle
Et vous
And you
Et toi
And you? (Informal)
Repondez aux questions
Answer the questions
What is the order in which French meals are served
Aperitive, appetizer, main course, salad with cheese, dessert, coffee, and after-dinner drink
Un chanteur, une chanteuse
Singer
Frangine
Sister
La soeur
Sister
Asseyez-vous
Sit down
Hypermarches are open
Six days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays
Sixieme
Sixth
Le ski
Skiing
Le ciel
Sky
Petit, -e
Small
Une epicerie
Small grocery store
Une saucisse
Small sausage
Petite
Small(f)
Petit
Small(m)
Fume
Smoked
Une tennis
Sneaker
Neiger
Snow
Le snowboard
Snowboarding
Un bonhomme de neige
Snowman
Comme ci , comme ca. Merci.
So so. Thank you
Le football
Soccer
Responsable
Sociable
Une chaussette
Sock
Un soda
Soda
La balle-molle
Softball
Tu
Sois
Parfois
Sometimes
Nous
Sommes
Le fils
Son
La chanson
Song
Une chanson
Song
Ils, elles
Sont
Excusez moi de vous deranger
Sorry to disturb you
La soupe
Soup
Vous
Soyez
Nous
Soyons
L'espagnol
Spainish
Les effets speciaux
Special effects
Un epice
Spice
Epice
Spiced
En brosse
Spiky
la cuillere
Spoon
Sportive
Sporty(f)
Sportif
Sporty(m)
Printemps
Spring
Place
Square
Un timbre
Stamp
Des timbres
Stamps
les timbres
Stamps
Un steak-frites
Steak fries
Un magasin
Store
Raides
Straight
Une fraise
Strawberry
Rue
Street
Fort, forte
Strong
Tetue
Stubborn(f)
Tetu
Stubborn(m)
Un eleve
Student(boy)
Une eleve
Student(girl)
How should your sentence structure look for a Direct-Object Pronoun in the Past Compound Tense
Subject, direct object pronoun, auxiliary verb, past participle + agreement
How should your sentence structure look for Direct and Indirect-Object Pronouns in the Past Compound Tense
Subject, direct object pronoun, indirect object pronoun, auxiliary verb, past participle + agreement
How should your sentence structure look for a Indirect Object in the Past Compound Tense
Subject, indirect-object pronoun, auxiliary verb, past participle, direct object
Le metro
Subway
Reussir
Succeed
Le sucre
Sugar
Je
Suis
Ete
Summer
Dimanche
Sunday
Le supermarche
Supermarket
Un supermarche
Supermarket
C'est gentil mais je ne suis pas libre a ce moment la
That's nice, but I'm not free
Le 14 Juillet
The 14th of July
What is the most famous type of bread in France
The Baguette
Paris is often called
The City of lights
La Manche
The English Channel
La fete des Rois
The Festival of Kings
What does Ill de France mean
The Island of France
Who are considered the pioneers of the film industry
The Lumiere brothers
What is one of the most visited rivers in France
The Seine
Des centimes are used as quantities under
The amount of one euro
Infinitive
The basic, non-conjugated form of a verb
La plage
The beach
Stem
The central part of a word that verb endings are added to
La foule
The crowd
Le jour des crepes
The day of crepes
L'employeur
The employer
Who was Roland Garros
The first man to fly over the Mediterranean Sea
Gender and number agreement
The gender and number of the noun determines the form of the adjective
Accent
The intonation of people from a particular country or area.
When did European powers start colonizing in Africa
The late 19th century
With il, elle, or on, if the verb ends in a vowel, you need to add
The letter t. (Achete-t-elle une carte?)
Le Foie Gras
The liver of a goose or duck
Elision
The omission of the vowel-e when it comes before another vowel
What is one of the major benefits of being an au pair
The opportunity to learn a new language
Noun
The part of speech that names a person, place , thing, or idea
Noun
The part of speech that names a person, place, thing, or idea
The indirect-object pronoun doesn't change
The past participle
Le bureau de poste
The post office
Cinematography
The process of shooting and developing motion pictures
Liaison
The pronunciation of the silent final consonant of a word when it's followed by a word beginning with a vowel.
Le public
The public
Inversion
The reversal of the usual word order in a sentence from subject-verb to verb -subject
Pareil, pareille
The same
Le h muet
The silent h
When asking a question, simply reverse
The subject and the first verb
Fallour is only used in
The third person singular form -il faut
Intonation
The use of one's tone of voice to convey information
Le serverur
The waiter
La Fete de la Musique
The world music festival
La
The(Feminine)
Les
The(masculine or feminine plural)
Le
The(masculine)
Le theatre
Theater
Le theatre
Theatre
Leurs
Their(plural)
Leur
Their(singular)
Les
Them
Le theme
Theme
La-bas
There
Il ya
There is
Ce sont
These are
Ce sont des
These are some
Elles
They(female)
Ils
They(male)
Ils
They(males and females together)
Troisieme
Third
Elles ont
Those girls have
Ils ont
Those guys have
Jeudi
Thursday
Une fois
Time; times
L'horaire
Timetable; schedule
Accepter
To accept
Repondre
To answer
Applaudir
To applaud
Ranger
To arrange
Etre
To be
Etre majeur
To be 18 years old or older
Pouvoir
To be able to
Avoir peur
To be afraid
Avoir froid
To be cold
Avoir chaud
To be hot
Avoir faim
To be hungry
S'interesser a
To be interested in
Avoir de la chance
To be lucky
Avoir raison
To be right
Avoir soif
To be thirsty
Avoir sommeil
To be tired
Avoir tort
To be wrong
Souffler
To blow out
Acheter
To buy
Telephoner
To call
Feter
To celebrate
Conjugate
To change a verb to agree with the subject and the tense being used
Bavarder
To chat
Choisir
To choose
Nettoyer
To clean
Debarrasser
To clear
Venir
To come
Communiquer
To communicate
Faire la cuisine
To cook
Corriger
To correct
Couvrir
To cover
Cultiver
To cultivate
Danser
To dance
Decorer
To decorate
Defendre
To defend
Exiger
To demand
Detester
To detest, to hate
Developper
To develop
Shoppers in France tend to go
To different stores for different products
Decouvrir
To discover
Se deguiser
To disguise oneself
Faire
To do
Faire
To do or to make
Faire du sport
To do sports
Faire la vaisselle
To do the dishes
Faire
To do/ to make
Gagner de l'argent
To earn money
Manger
To eat
Diner
To eat dinner
The partitive article is used
To express an undetermined amount or part of a whole
Lutter
To fight
Cueillir
To gather
Donner
To give
Aller
To go
Perdre la boule
To go crazy
Aller danser
To go dancing
Descendre
To go down
Faire des randonnees
To go hiking
Faire de I'equitation
To go horseback riding
Faire de la voile
To go sailing
Faire de la plongee sous-marine
To go scuba diving
Aller a la plage
To go to the beach
Noter
To grade
Se faire la bise
To greet by giving a kiss on each cheek
Grandir
To grow
Greler
To hail
Recolter
To harvest
Avoir
To have
Avoir mal a la tete
To have a headache
Devoir
To have to
Devoir
To have to; must
Entendre
To hear
Cacher
To hide
Lui
To him/her
Esperer
To hope
Ameliorer
To improve
Renseigner
To inform
Installer
To install
Apprendre
To learn
Aimer
To like
Aimer
To like, to love
Ecouter
To listen
Habiter
To live
Vivre
To live
Cherhcer
To look for
Perdre
To loose
Perdre courage
To loose courage
Perdre patience
To loose patience
Maigrir
To loose weight
Adorer
To love
Faire son marche
To make groceries
Me
To me
Un melange
To mix
Trop de
To much/to many
Avoir besoin de
To need to
Observer
To observe
Offrir
To offer
Ouvrir
To open
Classer
To organize
Organiser
To organize
Reissue does examens
To pass exams
Payer
To pay
Faire les vendanges
To pick up grapes
Faire une farce
To play a friendly joke
Faire des jeux de societe
To play board games
Jouer a l'ordinateur
To play on the computer
Jouer aux sports
To play sports
Faire des jeux-video
To play video games
Jouer aux jeux video
To play video games
Posseder
To possess
Aimer meux
To prefer
Preferer
To prefer
Preparer
To prepare
Presenter
To present
Proteger
To protect
Mettre
To put
Grossir
To put on weight
Enregistrer
To record
Reflechir
To reflect
Reparer
To repair
Repeter
To repeat
Rechercher
To research
Respondre
To respond
Rendre
To return
Sonner
To ring
Sauver
To save
Dire
To say
Voir
To see
Why do many people stop in Fougeres
To see le Chateau de Fougeres
Vendre
To sell
Envoyer
To send
Partager
To share
Chanter
To sing
S'asseoir
To sit down
Faire du skateboard
To skateboard
Faire du ski
To snow ski
Parler le francais
To speak french
Commencer
To start
Rester
To stay
Etudier
To study
Souffrir
To suffer
Faire du surf
To surf
Balayer
To sweep
Faire de la nation
To swim
Nager
To swim
Amener
To take
Emmener
To take
Prendre
To take
Enseigner
To teach
A guache de
To the left of
A droite de
To the right of
Leur
To them
Lancer
To throw
Voyager
To travel
Essayer de
To try to
Comprendre
To understand
Nous
To us
Employer
To use
Utiliser
To use
Rendre visite a
To visit
Attendre
To wait for
Avoir envie de
To want
Perdre son temps
To waste one's time
Regarder la television
To watch TV
Regarder des films
To watch movies
Regarder la television
To watch tv
Accueillir
To welcome
Faire du leche-vitrine
To window shop
Souhaiter
To wish
Travailler
To work
Ecrire
To write
Te
To you
Vous
To you
Aujourd'hui
Today
Une tomate
Tomato
Demain
Tomorrow
Trop
Too
Trop de
Too much, too many
Un triangle
Triangle
What three verb forms are used for imperative verbs
Tu, nous, and vous
Mardi
Tuesday
In France, shops are open
Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Le thon
Tuna
Turquoise
Turquoise
Douzieme
Twelfth
Vingtieme
Twentieth
Vingt et unieme
Twenty-first
Vingt-deuxieme
Twenty-second
Laid, -e
Ugly
What is the masculine indefinite article
Un
What er verb is used when talking about visiting a place
Visiter
Ils, elles(present)
Voient
Je(present)
Vois
Tu(imperative)
Vois
Tu(present)
Vois
IL, elle, on(present)
Voit
Le volley
Volleyball
Ills/Elles
Vont
Ils, elles
Vont
(Voulor)vous
Voulez
(Voulor)nous
Voulons
Faire- to do
Vous avez fait
Subject-verb agreement
When the verb and subject agree in person and number
O`u
Where
Ou
Where
D'ou etes-vous?
Where are you from? (Formal)
D'ou es-tu?
Where are you from? (informal)
Ou vas-tu
Where are you going
Ou est
Where is
Ou se trouve
Where is
Quel
Which
Quel, -le
Which
Blanc, blanche
White
Blanche
White(f)
Blanc
White(m)
Qui
Who
Qui est-ce que tu invites au diner
Who are you inviting to dinner
Qui est ce
Who is it
Qui est-ce qui
Who is it that
Pourquoi
Why
La femme
Wife
Une fenetre
Window
What drink is important in France and is produced in every region in France
Wine
Hiver
Winter
Avec plaisir
With pleasure
Avec qui
With whom
Une Femme
Woman
Cognates
Words in both English and French that look the same and have the same meaning
Le travailleur
Worker
Un lieu de travail
Workplace
Un atelier
Workshop; studio
Pire
Worse
Ecrivez un paragraphe
Write a paragraph
Un ecrivain, une ecrivaine
Writer
Jaune
Yellow
Oui, je suis libre
Yes, I am free
Te
You
Vous
You
Vous
You (formal)
Tu
You (informal)
Tu regardes les enfants
You are watching the children
Vous continuez tout droit
You continue straight ahead
Vous traversez la rue
You cross the street
How do you form irregular -ir verbs
You drop the -ir and add the suffixes e, es, e, ons, ez, ent
Vous descendez la rue
You go down the street
Vous avez
You have(formal)
Vous
You plural
Vous tournez a gauche
You turn left
Vous tournez a droite
You turn right
De rien
You're welcome
Ill n'y a pas de quoi
You're welcome
Jeune
Young
Tes
Your(feminine plural)
Ton
Your(feminine singular with a vowel)
Ta
Your(feminine singular)
Tes
Your(masculine plural)
Ton
Your(masculine singular)
Vos
Your(plural)
Votre
Your(singular)
La jeunesse
Youth
La buche de Noel
Yule Log
When you are going somewhere on foot you use the preposition
a
Une fete
a party
IL, elle, on(past)
a vu
J'(past)
ai vu
Tu
Tu ecris
De San Francisco
from San Francisco
Terminer- to finish
j' ai termine
What is popular food from Aquitaine)u
wine, duck, meat, foie gras, and duck breast
Un maillot jaune
yellow jersey
Tu as
you have(informal)
Blonds
Blond
Un chemisier
Blouse
Bleu, bleue
Blue
Bleue
Blue(f)
Bleu
Blue(m)
Les dames
Checkers
Le fromage
Cheese
Un fruit
Fruit
Amusante
Funny(f)
Amusant
Funny(m)
50 grammes de
50 grams of
Morocco was a French protectorate for almost
50 years
How many films did Melies direct
500
Cinq cent mille
500000
Cinq cent quatre-vingt
580
Six
6
Soixante
60
Soixante et un
61
Soixante deux
62
Soixante trois
63
Soixante quatre
64
Soixante cinq
65
Soixante six
66
Soixante sept
67
Soixante huit
68
Soixante neuf
69
Markets are open from
6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Sept
7
Soixante dix
70
Soixante onze
71
Soixante douze
72
Soixante treize
73
Soixante quatorze
74
Soixante quinze
75
Soixante seize
76
Soixante dix sept
77
How many markets are in Paris
78
Soixante dix huit
78
Soixante dix neuf
79
Huit
8
Quatre vingts
80
Huit cents
800
Quatre vingt un
81
Quatre vingt deux
82
Quatre vingt trois
83
Quatre vingt quatre
84
Quatre vingt cinq
85
Huit cent cinquante
850
Quatre vingt six
86
Quatre vingt sept
87
Quatre vingt huit
88
Quatre vingt neuf
89
Neuf
9
Quatre vingt dix
90
Quatre vingt onze
91
Quatre vingt douze
92
Quatre vingt treize
93
Quatre vingt quatorze
94
Quatre vingt quinze
95
Quatre vingt seize
96
Quatre vingt dix sept
97
Neuf cent soixante quinze
975
Qiatre vingt dix huit
98
Quatre vingt dix neuf
99
Il, elle, on
A
Librairie chretienne
A Christian bookseller
Un banquet
A Feast
Une baguette
A baguette
Un livre
A book
Une bouteille de
A bottle of
Un gateau
A cake
Une calculatrice
A calculator
Une boite de
A can of
Rougir
Blush
Les jeux de societe
Board games
Un bateau
Boat
What is a popular dairy product in France
Cheese
La chimie
Chemistry
Les echecs
Chess
Le temps libre
Free time
Le francais
French
What is the official language of Senegal
French
Une baguette
French bread
Francophone
French speaking people or country
Francaise
French(feminine)
Francais
French(masculine)
Le grand-pere
Grandfather
Mami
Grandma
La grand-mere
Grandmother
Papi
Grandpa
Le grand-parent
Grandparent
Le petit-fils
Grandson
Les vendanges
Grape Harvest
Gris, grise
Gray
Genial
Great
Vert
Green
Vert, verte
Green
Verte
Green(f)
Vert
Green(m)
Les haricots verts
Greenbeans
Les cartes de voeux
Greeting Cards
Des cartes de voeux
Greeting cards
Une carte de voeux
Greeting cards
Grise
Grey(f)
Gris
Grey(m)
Un epicier, un epiciere
Grocer at an epicerie
Expressions of quantity are important if you are
Grocery shopping
L'epicerie
Grocery store
Un invite
Guests
Le gymnase
Gymnasium
La gymnastique
Gymnastics
Weekly markets are a part of
Life in France
Chatains
Light brown
Une moustache
Mustache
Mon
My (feminine singular with vowel)
Je m'appelle
My name is
Ma
My(Feminine singular)
Mes
My(Masculine plural)
Mes
My(feminine plural)
Mon
My(masculine singular)
Une fromagerie
A cheese shop
Un fromager, une fromagere
A cheese vendor
Une petite annonce
A classified ad
Un contrat
A contract
Les halles
A covered marketplace
Une religieuse
A cream filled pastry
Une tasse de
A cup of
Une journee
A day
Un desavantage
A disadvantage
Une douzaine de
A dozen
Une douzaine de
A dozen of
Un permis de conduire
A driver's license
Un menu
A fixed price menu
Une frite
A fry
Un cadeau
A gift
,Un verre de
A glass of
Un verre de
A glass of
Bon marche
A good deal
Un petit dejeuner copieux
A hearty breakfast
Un pot de
A jar of
Un emploi
A job
Un lettre de motivation
A job application letter
Un offre d'emploi
A job offer
Une demande d'emploi
A job wanted ad
Un kilo de
A kilogram of
A+l'
A l'
A+La
A la
Chez
At or to
En meme temps
At the same time
A quelle heure
At what time
Pessimiste
Pessimistic
La petanque
Petanque
Un professeur, une professeur
Teacher
Un enseignant
Teacher(man)
Une enseignante
Teacher(woman)
How do you make a sentence negative
By using ne pas around the verb
Une television
Television
Temporaire
Temporary
Le tennis
Tennis
Dixieme
Tenth
Merci
Thank you
Ca serait genial
That would be great
Violet, violette
Violet
Je
dis
Tu
dis
Ils, elles
disent
Nous
disons
Il,elle, on
dit
Vous
dites
When you are physically riding in something, you use the preposition
en
Il, elle, on
envoie
Tu
envoies
vous
envoyez
Nous
envoyons
Douzaine
Dozen
Le dessin
Drawings; blueprints
Intelligent
Dreamy
Reveur
Dreamy(m)
Une robe
Dress
Une chemise
Dress shirt
Boire
Drink
How do you conjugate boire
Drop the ir and add is, is, t, uvons, uvez, and vent
Partitive article: masculine singular noun
Du
What is the masculine partitive article
Du
When talking about an unknown quantity, use
Du
Vendredi
Friday
Saute
Fried over high heat
Une copine
Friend(f)
Une amie
Friend(feminine)
Une camarade
Friend(feminine)
Un copain
Friend(m)
Un camarade
Friend(masculine)
Un ami
Friend(masuline)
L'amitie
Friendship
Des Etats-Unis
From the United States
J
'envoie
Why would France protect Morocco
(1) Because they needed to protect Morocco's neighbor colony, Algeria and (2) France wanted to gain international power
Zero
0
Un
1
500 grammes
1.1 pounds
Un litre
1.6 quarts or 32 ounces
Dix
10
Cent
100
Mille
1000
Dix mille
10000
Un million
1000000
Un milliard
1000000000
Cent et un
101
Onze
11
Mille cent
1100
Douze
12
Treize
13
Quatorze
14
Quinze
15
Cent cinquante
150
Seize
16
Dix-sept
17
Dix-huit
18
French children have a big party when they turn
18
In France, few young people work before they are
18
When was the first movie made in France
1895
Dix-neuf
19
Movies with sound were introduced in
1929
Cent quatre vingt-dix-neuf
199
Deux
2
Un kilo
2.2 pounds
Vingt
20
Deux cents
200
Deux mille
2000
Deux milliards
2000000000
vingt et un
21
Vingt deux
22
Vingt trois
23
Vingt quatre
24
Vingt cinq
25
Deux cent cinquante
250
Deux millions cinq cent mille
2500000
Deux mille cinq cent soixante cinq
2565
Vingt six
26
Vingt sept
27
Vingt huit
28
Vingt neuf
29
Trois
3
A typical christmas meal in France lasts
3 to 4 hours
Trente
30
Quatre
4
Quarante
40
Cinq
5
Cinquante
50
Une pomme
Apple
Un jus de pomme
Apple juice
Un apprentissage
Apprenticeship
Avril
April
Le Poisson d'avril
April fools day
Un architecte, une architecte
Architect
Es tu libre
Are you free
Etes vous libre
Are you free
L'art
Art
Un article
Article
Un artiste, une artiste
Artist
Artistique
Artistic
Aussi
As
Tu
As
Autant
As many
Tu(past)
As vu
la tante
Aunt
Un auteur, une auteure
Author
Un garage
Auto-repair shop
A les =
Aux
A+les
Aux
Disponible
Available
Avenue
Avenue
Vous
Avez
Vous(past)
Avez vu
Le basket
Basketball
Une basket
Basketball shoes
France's national holiday is called
Bastille day
Une bataille de fleurs
Battle of Flowers
Une barbe
Beard
Beau, belle
Beautiful
Belle
Beautiful(f)
Beau
Beautiful(m)
Un produit de beaute
Beauty products
Parce que
Because
Why are there some French speaking areas in Africa
Because France helped colonize Africa
Why have some African countries continued to be connected to France
Because of political, military, and economic ties
What is the reason why many regions have French as their main language
Because of the French colonies
Le boeuf
Beef
What are the products of Bourgogne
Beef, snails, mustard, and chicken
What are the products of Alsace
Beer, sourcrout, meat
Avant
Before
The definite article is used
Before nouns to indicate a specific object
The indefinite article is used
Before nouns to indicate any object
Derriere
Behind
Une cloche
Bell
Une meilleure amie
Best friend(f)
Un meilleur ami
Best friend(m)
What would you find in markets in Northeast France
Betises de cambrai, homemade beer, and kouglof cakes
Meilleur
Better
Entre
Between
Une boisson
Beverage
Grand, -e
Big
Gros, grosse
Big
Le velo
Bike
Un Velo
Bike
L'oiseau
Bird
La naissance
Birth
Noir
Black
Noir, noire
Black
Noire
Black(f)
Noir
Black(m)
Un tableau
Blackboard
How do you conjugate Boire
Bois, bois, boit, buvons, buvez, boivent
Un livre
Book
La librairie
Bookstore
Une librairie
Bookstore
Une botte
Boot
What is the capital of Aquitaine
Bordeaux
Ennuyeux
Boring
Un patron, une patronne
Boss
Boulevard
Boulevard
Un bouquet
Bouquet
Un bouquet de fleurs
Bouquet of flowers
Le bol
Bowl
Un Garcon
Boy
Un pitit ami
Boyfriend
What is a staple of the French diet
Bread
le pain
Bread
Un boulanger, une boulangere
Bread baker
Une boulangerie
Bread bakery
A normal French breakfast consists of
Bread with butter or jam
Le petit-dejeuner
Breakfast
Brillante
Brilliant(f)
Brillant
Brilliant(m)
En panne
Broken down
Frangin
Brother
Le frere
Brother
Marron
Brown
Past participle of boire
Bu
Bougette
Budget
Un batiment
Building
Un edifice
Building
Champagne is from
Burgundy
Flambe
Burned
Un bus
Bus
Mais
But
Un boucher, une bouchere
Butcher
Une boucherie
Butcher shop
Le beurre
Butter
Un papillon
Butterfly
En
By
How do you form the near future tense
By conjugating the verb aller followed by an unconjugated or infinitive verb
How do you form regular -ir verbs
By dropping the -ir and adding the suffixes is, is, it, issons, issez, or issent
Le cafe
Cafe
Un cafe
Cafe
Le gateau
Cake
Un gateau
Cake
Calme
Calm
What are two of the most famous cheeses in France
Camembert and Brie
Le camping
Camping
Canadienne
Canadian(feminine)
Canadien
Canadian(masculine)
Un candidat
Candidate
La chandeleur
Candlemas
Des bougies
Candles
Le canoe
Canoeing
Capable
Capable
La capitale
Capital
Une voiture
Car
Le carnival
Carnival
An apprenticeship is a means of
Carrying on the tradition of mastering an art or a trade
Un caissier, une caissiere
Cashier
Un chat
Cat
L'addition, s'il vous plait
Check, please
Masculine singular demonstrative adjective
Ce-this, that
Celebrer
Celebrate
Les cereales
Cereal
Un plat
Certain dish
Masculine or feminine plural demonstrative adjective
Ces-these, those
Masculine singular demonstrative adjective before a vowel
Cet-this, that
Feminine singular demonstrative adjective
Cette-this, that
Une chaise
Chair
Un effaceur
Chalkboard eraser
Un charcutier, une charcutiere
Charcuterie vendor
Une feve
Charm
Charming, charmante
Charming
Charmante
Charming(f)
Charmant
Charming(m)
Bruns
Dark brown
Une chambre noir
Dark room
La fille
Daughter
When an expression of quantity is added, use
De
Partitive article: feminine or masculine noun before vowel
De l'
Partitive article: feminine singular noun
De la
What is the feminine partitive article
De la
Decembre
December
Un grand magasin
Department store
Partitive article: plural
Des
What is the plural indefinite article
Des
What is the plural partitive articular
Des
Un bureau
Desk
Les films policiers
Detective movies
Vous
Devez
What verb is used to express obligation
Devoir
Nous
Devons
Un dialecte
Dialect
Un dictionnaire
Dictionary
What is a challenge for English speakers who are learning French
Differentiating between the U sound and the Y sound
Difficile
Difficult
Dur, Dure
Difficult
Le diner
Dinner
Direct-object pronouns replace
Direct objects
In a sentence that is in the past tense, the indirect-object pronoun goes
Directly before the auxiliary verb
The direct-object pronoun goes
Directly before the auxiliary verb
Desagreable
Disagreeable
Malhonnete
Dishonest
Past participle of dire
Dit
Faites des recherche
Do research
As tu envie
Do you want
Avez vous envie
Do you want
Veux tu
Do you want
Voulez vous
Do you want
Voulez-vous
Do you want to
Faites vos devoirs
Do your homework
Un medecin
Doctor
Toutou
Dog
Un chien
Dog
Je
Dois
Tu
Dois
Il, elle, on
Doit
Ils, elles
Doivent
Une porte
Door
Canard
Duck
Un canard
Duck
Dynamique
Dynamic
Irregular ir endings
E, Es, E, Ons, Ez, or Ent
Chaque anee
Each year
Facilement
Easily
Paques
Easter
What is the third most celebrated holiday in France
Easter
Facile
Easy
Un eclair
Eclair
Il, elle, on
Ecrit
Past participle of ecrire
Ecrit
Ils, elles
Ecrivent
Vous
Ecrivez
Nous
Ecrivons
Un oeuf
Egg
Un oeuf
Eggs
A hearty breakfast usually consists of
Eggs, fruit, yogurt, cereal, ect.
Huitieme
Eighth
Quatrieme
Eighth grade
Le troisieme age
Elderly
Elegante
Elegant(f)
Elegant
Elegant(m)
Onzieme
Eleventh
Dire- to say
Elle a dit
Preparer- to prepare
Elle a visite
Energique
Energetic
L'anglais
English
Assez
Enough
Assez de
Enough
Ills/Elles
Ent
Enthousiaste
Enthusiastic
Ils, elles,
Envoient
Tu
Es
Cher, -e
Expensive
What would you find in markets in Northwest France
Fromage aux laits crus, fresh fish, and dairy products
Past participle of etre
Ete
Vous
Etes
Irregular verb
Etre
What are the main auxiliary verbs in French
Etre, avoir, and aller
Past participle of avoir
Eu
Encore plus
Even more
Le soir
Evening
Boulangeries are open
Everday, but usually close at noon on Sundays
Exactement
Exactly
Excusez moi
Excuse me
Haute cuisine
Fine cuisine
Tu
Finis
Finir
Finish
Vous
Finissez
Nous
Finissons
L'incendie
Fire
Un pompier
Fireman
People also celebrate Bastille day by going to the
Firemen's Ball
Le bal des pompiers
Firemen's ball
Les feux d'artifice
Fireworks
People end Bastille day by watching
Fireworks
Permier
First
Le poisson
Fish
Une poissonnerie
Fish shop
Un poissonnier, une poissionnerie
Fish vendor
Le pecheur
Fisherman
La peche
Fishing
Un drapeau
Flag
Le plancher
Floor
La farine
Flour
Ils, elles
Font
Un aliment
Food
Most French markets sell what four things
Food, clothes, jewelry, and handcrafted items
Un pied
Foot
Comme travail
For a job
La fourchette
Fork
Un stylo plume
Fountain pen
Quatrieme
Fourth
La Marseillaise is
France's national hymn
Franche
Frank(f)
Franc
Frank(m)
Un garage
Garage
Genereux, genereuse
Generous
Genereuse
Generous(f)
Genereux
Generous(m)
Doux, douce
Gentle
La geographie
Geography
Un cadeau
Gift
Une Fille
Girl
Une petite amie
Girlfriend
Volontiers
Gladly
Le verre
Glass
Des lunettes
Glasses
Faire du bowling
Go bowling
Aller au cinema
Go to the movies
Aller a piscine
Go to the pool
La chevre
Goat
Un fromage de chevre
Goat's milk cheese
Le golf
Golf
Bon, -ne
Good
Au revoir
Good bye
Bonjour Madame
Good evening madame
Bonne
Good(f)
Bon
Good(m)
Un foie-gras
Goose liver pate
Grammes de
Grams of
La petite-fille
Granddaughter
Je ne peux pas
I can't
Je n'habite pas a
I don't live in
Je ne parle pas
I don't speak
J'ai
I have
J'ai six oiseaux
I have six birds
J'ai six livres
I have six books
Je les adore
I love them
Je t'aime
I love you
Je parle
I speak
J'etudie
I study
Je pense que le francais est
I think French is
Je voudrais
I would like
Je vous presente
I would like to introduce you to (formal)
Je te presente
I would like to introduce you to (informal)
Je vais bien. Merci.
I'm doing well if, thank you
Je vais
I'm going
Je ne suis pas libre
I'm not free
Je regrette mais je suis occupe
I'm sorry, but I'm busy.
Le hockey sur glace
Ice hockey
Un the glace
Iced tea
Idealiste
Idealistic
Identique
Identical
Garder- to watch children
Il a garde
What is one the most visited places in France
Ille de France
Amener- to take someone
Ils ont amene
Imaginatif, imaginative
Imaginative
Impatiente
Impatient(f)
Irregular verbs
Imperative verbs
Regular -er
Imperative verbs
Regular -ir and -re
Imperative verbs
Impoli, impolie
Impolite
Impolie
Impolite
Dans
In
Direct object pronouns
In French
Devant
In front of
En face de
In front of; across from
When was the film industry in France made
In the late 19th century
Incapable
Incapable
Independant, independante
Independent
What country of the world makes the most movies
India
What are the top 5 filmmaking countries
India, The U.S., Japan, France, Spain
Gender
Indicates whether a part of speech is masculine or feminine
Number
Indicates whether a part of speech is singular or plural
Indifferente
Indifferent(f)
Indifferent
Indifferent(m)
Individualiste
Individualistic
Industriel, industrielle
Industrial
Impatient
Inpatient(m)
Intellectuelle
Intellectual(f)
Intellectuel
Intellectual(m)
Intelligent, intelligente
Intelligent
Intelligente
Intelligent(f)
Intelligent
Intelligent(m)
Interessant
Interesting
Interessante
Interesting(f)
Interessant
Interesting(m)
Une invitation
Invitation
Inviter
Invite
Accueillir
Irregular
Couvrir
Irregular
Cueillir
Irregular
Decouvrir
Irregular
Offrir
Irregular
Ouvrir
Irregular
Rouvrir
Irregular
Souffrir
Irregular
Est-ce que
Is it that
How do you conjugate ir verbs
Is, Is, it, issons, issez, and issent
On a
It has
C'est
It is
Il est une heure dix
It is 1:10
Il est une heure et demie
It is 1:30
Il est neuf heures moins vingt
It is 8:40
C'est une
It is a(feminine)
C'est un
It is a(masculine)
Il fait mauvais
It is bad weather
Il fait froid
It is cold weather
Il fait frais
It is cool weather
Il est huit heures
It is eight o'clock
Il y a du brouillard
It is foggy
Il gele
It is freezing
Il va
It is going
Il grele
It is hailing
Il fait chaud
It is hot weather
Il faut
It is necessary
Il fait beau
It is nice weather
Il est une heure
It is one o'clock
Il pleut
It is raining
Il niege
It is snowing
Il y a du soleil
It is sunny
Il est deux heures
It is two o'clock
Il y a du vent
It is windy
Indirect object
It tells to or for whom the action of the verb is done
What is an indirect object
It's a person or thing to whom the action of the verb occurs
Ca ne va pas
It's going bad
Ca va bien. Merci.
It's going well, thank you
Il faut etre patient
It's necessary to be patient
Il faut rester tres calme
It's necessary to stay very calm
Il faut faire un grosse journee
It's necessary to work a long day
Il faut travailler tout seul
It's necessary to work all alone
La Provence-Alpes-Cote-D'azur is known for
Its Mediterranean dishes
Provencal cuisine is known for
Its use of herbs, olive oil, tomatoes, garlic, and olives
Je
J'ecris
What would you find in markets in Southwest France
Jambon de Gers, goose liver pate, and wine
Janvier
January
Le jogging
Jogging
Un jean
Jeans
Un bijou
Jewelry
Une bijouterie
Jewelry store
Le kayak
Kayak
Un roi
King
La galette des rois
King's cake
Bises
Kisses
Un commis
Kitchen help
Minou
Kitty
Le couteau
Knife
Halla is the Arabic word for
Kosher meats
If you want to talk about an item that is farther away what would you add to the demonstrative adjective
La
What is the feminine definite article
La
What is Quimper known for
La Cathedrale Saint-Corentin
Jam
La confiture
La fete duTravail
Labor day
Le mouton
Lamb
Un agneau
Lamb
Un hypermarche
Large supermarket
Un saucisson
Large, dry sausage
Passe
Last
A plus
Later
La lavande
Lavender
What are the products of Provence-Alpes-Cote-d'Azur
Lavender, olive oil, garlic, and vegetables
La loi
Law
Un avocat, une avocate
Lawyer
Paresseux, parresseuse
Lazy
Paresseuse
Lazy(f)
Paresseux
Lazy(m)
What is the masculine definite article
Le
What is Josselin known for
Le chateau de Josselin
What was the first sci-fi movie made in France
Le voyage dans la lune
Une maroquinerie
Leather goods
Un loisir
Leisure activity
Une limonade
Lemon soda
Un citron presse
Lemonade
Une limonade
Lemonade
Moins de
Les
What is the plural definite article
Les
Closed markets are called
Les halles
Moins
Less
Moins de
Less
Un plan du cours
Lesson plan
On y va
Let's go
Allons voir
Let's go see
Voyons
Let's take a look
La biblotheque
Library
When placing an indirect-object pronoun, you don't need to
Make the past participle agree with the indirect object
Un ami
Male friend
Un etudiant
Male high school student
Un chanteur
Male singer
Le centre commercial
Mall
Un centre commercial
Mall
Un Homme
Man
Tu
Mange
Nous
Mangeons
Vous
Mangez
Une carte
Map
Mars
March
Maman
Mom
Lundi
Monday
L'argent
Money
Moneie
Money
Plus
More
Plus de
More
Plural
More than 1
Le matin
Morning
La mere
Mother
La fete des meres
Mother's day
Motive, motivee
Motivated
Motivee
Motivated(f)
Motive
Motivated(m)
Une camera
Movie camera
Le cinema
Movie theater
Monsieur
Mr.
Madame
Mrs.
Paris is home to hundreds of
Museums
Un champignon
Mushroom
La musique
Music
Un musulman, une musulmane
Muslim
Une creche
Nativity set
Pres de
Near to
Un collier
Necklace
Le neveu
Nephew
Ne jamais
Never
Nouveau, nouvelle
New
Le nouvel an
New Year
Le reveillon
New Year's Eve party
Nouvelle
New(f)
Nouveau
New(m)
Une information
News
Le journal
Newspaper
Le kiosque
Newspaper stand
A cote de
Next to
Sympathique
Nice
Gentille
Nice(f)
Gentil
Nice(m)
Gentil, gentille
Nice, kind
Sympathique
Nice; kind
La niece
Niece
La nuit
Night
Dix-neuvieme
Nineteenth
Neuvieme
Ninth
Ne pas
No or not
Rendre visite- to visit someone
Nous avons rendu
Un roman
Novel
Novembre
November
All saint's day is on
November 1
Maintenant
Now
Octobre
October
Bien sur
Of course
Souvent
Often
L'huile
Oil
D'accord
Okay
Vieux, vieille
Old
Vieille
Old(f)
Vieux
Old(m)
Grand Rex is one of the
Oldest and largest movie theaters in Paris
Sur
On
a
On
Donner- to give
On a donne
En feu
On fire
Single
One
The Galeries Lafayette Hausmann is
One of the largest department stores in all of France
Un oignon
Onion
La ratatouille consists of
Onions, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, and herbs in olive oil
Nous
Ons
Ils, elles
Ont
Ils, elles(past)
Ont vu
Ouvrez votre livre
Open your book
Un opera
Opera
Optimiste
Optimistic
Orange
Orange
Une orange
Orange
Un jus d'orange
Orange juice
L'ordre
Order
La commande
Order
Organis, organise
Organized
Originale
Original(f)
Original
Original(m)
Ou question structure
Ou + verb + subject
Nos
Our(plural)
Notre
Our(singular)
Audacieux, audacieuse
Outgoing
La peinture
Painting
Une peinture
Painting
Un palais
Palace
Un pantalon
Pants
Les poissons en papier
Paper fish
Un defile de chars
Parade of floats
(Pouvoir) il, elle, on
Peut
Le parent
Parent
Le parc
Park
Un parc
Park
Il, elle, on
Parle
Je
Parle
Ils, elles,
Parlent
Tu
Parles
Vous
Parlez
Nous
Parlons
Une patisserie
Pastry
Une patisserie
Pastry bakery
Un patissier, une patissiere
Pastry chef
Un pate
Pate
Patient, patiente
Patient
Patiente
Patient(f)
Patient
Patient(m)
Une cacahuete
Peanut
Un stylo
Pen
Un crayon
Pencil
Une gomme
Pencil eraser
Un taille-crayon
Pencil sharpener
Le poivre
Pepper
Le kilo
Per kilogram
Le litre
Per liter
Perfectionniste
Perfectionistic
Permanent-e
Permanent
Une person
Person
(Pouvoir) ils, elles,
Peuvent
(Pouvoir) je
Peux
(Pouvoir) tu
Peux
Un pharmacien, une pharmacienne
Pharmacist
La pharmacie
Pharmacy
Une pharmacie
Pharmacy
Un philosophe
Philosopher
Une photo
Photo
Une photographie
Photograph
Un photographe, une photographe
Photographer
La photo
Photography
Une tarte
Pie
Dessert consists of
Pie, cake, sorbet, ice cream, or fruit
Une craie
Piece of chalk
Une feuille de papier
Piece of paper
Rose
Pink
La pizza
Pizza
Un avion
Plane
Des projets
Plans
L'assiette
Plate
Aimable
Pleasant
Un plombier
Plumber
Le materiel de plomberie
Plumbing equipment
S for
Plural objects
Un policier, une policiere
Police officer
Poli, polie
Polite
Polie
Polite(f)
Poli
Polite(m)
Un polo
Polo shirt
La piscine
Pool
Populaire
Popular
Un portrait
Portrait
Positive
Positive(f)
Positif
Positive(m)
Une carte postale
Postcard
Une volaille
Poultry
Pourquoi question structure
Pourquoi + verb + subject
(Pouvoir) vous
Pouvez
(Pouvoir) nous
Pouvons
Precis, precise
Precise
Preferer
Prefer
Preferee
Prefer(f)
What are some common verbs to use at a restaurant
Prendre and vouloir
Quand
Quand + verb + subject
Et quart
Quarter past
Quai
Quay
Que question structure
Que + verb + subject
La reine
Queen
Une reine
Queen
Quel question structure singular, masculine
Quel + verb + subject
Qui question structure
Qui + verb + object
Pleuvoir
Rain
Rarement
Rarely
Assez
Rather
The entree consists of
Raw vegetables, soup, salad, or pate
Conjugation of
Re verbs
Lisez
Read
Lisez le premier paragraphe
Read the first paragraph
La lecture
Reading
Realiste
Realistic
Raisonnable
Reasonable
Un receptionniste, une receptionniste
Receptionist
Rouge
Red
Roux
Red
The food found at markets are symbols of
Regional and foreign influences on the culture
Applaudir
Regular
Choisir
Regular
Finir
Regular
Grandir
Regular
Grossir
Regular
Maigrir
Regular
Reflechir
Regular
Reussir
Regular
Rougir
Regular
What er verb is used when talking about visiting a person
Rendre visite
What is the capital of Brittany
Rennes
Rouvrir
Reopen
Reservee
Reserved(f)
Reserve
Reserved(m)
Le restaurant
Restaurant
Un restaurant
Restaurant
La retraite
Retirement
Revisez pour l'examen
Review for the test
Une bague
Ring
De poulet roti
Roast chicken
Un robot
Robot
L'escalade
Rock climbing
The Roland Garros Stadium is named after
Roland Garros
Le roller
Rollerblading
Les films romantiques
Romantic movies
Une salle
Room
Une camarade de chambre
Roommate(feminine)
Un camarade de chambre
Roommate(masculine)
Une rose
Rose
Une regle
Ruler
La course
Running
Je
S
Tu
S
Boire endings
S, S, T, Uvons, Uvez, Vent
La voile
Sailing
Un vendeur, une vendeuse
Salesperson
Le saumon
Salmon
Le sel
Salt
Sale, -e
Salty
Une sandale
Sandal
Le sandwich
Sandwich
Le pere noel
Santa Clause
What would you find in markets in Southeast France
Santons, nougat, honey, and lavender
Samedi
Saturday
La soucoupe
Saucer
La choucroute
Sauerkraut
Un saucisson
Sausage
Une bourse
Scholarship
Une ecole
School
Les films de science-fiction
Science-fiction movies
La plongee sous-marine
Scuba diving
Une sculpture
Sculpture
Dix-septieme
Seventeenth
Septieme
Seventh
Se serrer la main
Shaking hands
Elle a
She has
L'etagere
Shelf
Un crustace
Shellfish
Une boutique
Shop
Court, -e
Short
Courts
Short
Un short
Shorts
La crevette
Shrimp
Timide
Shy
Le surf
Surfing
Une surprise
Surprise
Sucre, -e
Sweet
La natation
Swimming
La nation
Swimming
Un tee shirt
T-shirt
Une table
Table
Le tennis de table
Table tennis
Le couvert
Table ware
La nappe
Tablecloth
Prenons
Take
Prenez des notes
Take notes
Talentueux, talentueuse
Talented
Grande
Tall(f)
Grand
Tall(m)
Une tartelette
Tart
Un impot
Tax
Un taxi
Taxi
Un the
Tea
Un enseignant, une enseignante
Teacher
La mairie
Town hall
L'athletisme
Track and field
Artisanale
Trades person
Une tradition
Tradition
Un repas traditionnel
Traditional meal
Un train
Train
Un traite
Treaty
Habiter- to live
Tu as habite
Egg
Un oeuf
L'oncle
Uncle
Sous
Under
What is the feminine indefinite article
Une
Croissant
Une croissant
Le chomage
Unemployment
Malheureuse
Unhappy(f)
Mecontente
Unhappy(f)
Malheureux
Unhappy(m)
Mecontent
Unhappy(m)
French 2
Unit 1
Antipathique
Unpleasant
Deraisonnable
Unreasonable
Nous
Us
Definite article
Used before nouns to indicate a specific object
Definite article
Used before nouns to indicate any object
Indefinite article
Used before nouns to indicate any object
Les ustensiles
Utensils
Il, elle, on
Va
Il/Elle/On
Va
Vacant, vacante
Vacant, available
Je
Vais
Tu
Vas
Le veau
Veal
Legume
Vegetable
Julienne
Vegetable thinly sliced
Un legume
Vegetables
Il, elle, on
Vend
Ils, ellles
Vendent
Vous
Vendez
Nous
Vendons
Je
Vends
Tu
Vends
Sommes
Verb etre(to be 1st person plural)
Suis
Verb etre(to be 1st person singular)
Etes
Verb etre(to be 2nd person plural)
Es
Verb etre(to be 2nd person singular)
Sont
Verb etre(to be 3rd person plural)
Est
Verb etre(to be 3rd person singular)
How to conjugate
Verbs ending in er
Tres
Very
(Voulor)ils, elles
Veulent
(Voulor)il, elle, on
Veut
(Voulor)Tu
Veux
(voulor)Je
Veux
La victime
Victim
La fete de la Victoire
Victory Day
Vous(present)
Voyez
Nous(present)
Voyons
Un server, une serveuse
Waiter, waitress
La marche
Walking
Les films de guerre
War movies
Une corbeille a papier
Waste basket
Une montre
Watch
Regardez la video
Watch the video
Le ski nautique
Water skiing
Voie
Way or parkway
Nous
We
Nous decorons la maison
We are decorating the house
Nous avons
We have
Faible
Weak
Mercredi
Wednesday
Semain
Week
Le week-end
Weekend
Un week-end
Weekend
Les westerns
Western movies
Que
What
Quel jour est-ce
What day is it
Quel jour est-on
What day is it
Quel jour sommes-nous
What day is it
Qu'est-ce que
What is it that
Qu'est-ce que c'est?
What is it?
Qu'est ce que c'est
What is that
Quelle temperature fail-il
What is the temperature
Comment tu appelles
What is your name
Quelle heure est-il
What time is it
Que voudriez-vous
What would you like
Vous desirez
What would you like
Quoi de neuf
What's new
Quel temps fait-il
What's the weather like
Fateuil roulant
Wheelchair
Quand
When
Que
When
Superimpose
When one image is printed over another so both show on the same frame of film
L'equitation
horseback riding
Des revues
magazines
La serviette
napkin
The symbol for the euro is
€