| VERBS |
| aller conjugation table |
to go
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| Tout va bien. | Everything is fine. |
| aller au cinéma |
to go to the movies
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désirer (V I) conjugation table
Que désirez vous?
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to want
What can I do for you? (in a store) |
devoir quelque chose à quelqu'un (V IR) conjugation table
Je vous dois combien?
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to owe somebody something
How much do I owe you?
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| faire conjugation table |
to make, to do
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| Il fait beau aujourd'hui. |
The weather is nice today. |
| faire les courses |
to go (do) shopping |
falloir (V, IR)
Il faut de la crème pour cette recette. |
to need
You need cream for this recipe.
(This is an impersonal verb that is used most often in the "il faut" form.)
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prendre (V IR) conjugation table
N'oublie pas de prendre ton parapluie!
Je prends mes baguettes à la Boulangerie Mulot. |
1. to take
Don't forget to take your umbrella!
2. to buy, to get
I buy my baguettes at the Boulangerie Mulot.
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rendre (V III) conjugation table
Elle lui rend quatre-vingt-onze cents. |
to return
She gives him ninety-one cents change. |
tenir (V ir) conjugation table
Tenez!
Tiens!
Qu'à cela ne tienne! |
to hold smth in one's hands
Here you are! (when giving smb smth, polite form)
Here you are! (when giving smb smth, familiar)
No problem! |
vouloir (V IR)conjugation table
Je voudrais un café.
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to want; to wish;
I would like a cup of coffee.
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| NOUNS |
asperge (N, f)
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asparagus
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beurre (N, m)
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butter
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botte (N, f)
botte d'asperges |
bundle (or bunch) of vegetables
bundle of asparagus |
| bouquet (N, m) |
bunch (of herbs) |
boulangerie (N, f)
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bakery
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boulanger (N, m)
boulangère (N, f)
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baker
woman baker, baker's wife
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brioche (N, f)
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brioche |
bœuf (N, m)
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beef |
chose (N, f)
quelque chose
Puis-je faire quelque chose pour vous?
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thing
something
Is there anything I can do for you? |
crème aigre
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sour cream
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désir (N, m)
Vos désirs sont des ordres.
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wish
Your wish is my command.
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fromage (N, m)
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cheese
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gâteau (N, m)
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cake
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glace (N, f)
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ice-cream
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haricot (N, m)
haricots verts |
bean
green beans |
oeuf (N, m)
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egg
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persil (N, m)
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parsley |
poisson (N, m)
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fish |
poivron (N, m)
poivron rouge |
(sweet) pepper
red pepper |
pomme de terre (N, f)
pommes de terre |
potato
potatoes |
sel (N, m)
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salt
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saumon (N, m)
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salmon
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soir (N, m)
ce soir | evening
tonight
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tarte (N, f)
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tart
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vin (N, m)
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wine
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| ADJECTIVES |
autre (ADJ)
Donnez-moi un autre stylo.
Nous avons deux autres chambres dans la maison.
Autre chose, Monsieur? |
other
Give me another pen.
We have two other rooms in this house.
Anything else, sir? |
fumé (ADJ)
| smoked |
| PRONOUNS |
ceci (PRON)
Qu'est-ce que ceci?
Tout ceci est bien compliqué! |
this (close object)
What's this?
This is so complicated! |
| cela (PRON) |
that; it; (denotes a distant object; also used when one wants to distinguish between this and that) |
C'est cela.
Ceci est à moi, cela est à vous. |
That's right.
This is mine, that is yours.
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ce (ADJ; PRON)
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this
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feminine cette, plural masc.ces, before vowel and silent h becomes cet
cet homme - this man, ce chapeau - this hat, cette fille - this girl
Ce + est = c'est: C'est formidable! - This is great! |
en (PRON)
Avez-vous des pommes? - Oui, j'en ai. |
of it (some)
Do you have apples? - Yes, I have some.
(adverbial pronoun that can replace any object preceded by the partitive article or an object preceded by the preposition de.)
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| Je voudrais du lait. En avez-vous? |
I'd like some milk. Do you have any? |
tout (PRON)
Ce sera tout?. |
everything; all
Will that be all?
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| ADVERBS |
combien (ADV)
Combien est-ce?
Combien ça coûte?
Combien de livres avez-vous? |
how much; how many
How much is this?
How much does it cost?
How many books do you have? |
| demain |
tomorrow |
| CONJUNCTIONS |
donc (CONJ)
Un croissant coûte un €, donc trois croissants coûtent trois €. |
so
One croissant is one €, so three croissants cost three €.
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