About French
By Anne on November 5th, 2007
Give yourself a grade
Give yourself a grade
Anne's practice worksheets almost all have 10 or 20 questions. See how you're doing and what her recommendation is for your topic.
Give yourself a grade
1 point per good answer if your exercise has 20 questions
2 points per good answer if there are 10 questions
My score is ____ / 20 points
Score
____ /20
Letter grade
Recommendation
18 to 20
A
move on to the next topic
15 to 17
B
revisit tomorrow, the next day, in a week and in 2 weeks
12 to 14
C
ask for help, study again, find more practice, revisit tomorrow, the next day, in a week and in 2 weeks
10 to 11
D
ask for help, study differently, find a lot more practice, revisit everyday for 1 week
0 to 9
F
ask for help
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By Anne on November 4th, 2007
VOLTAIRE – François Marie Arouet
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VOLTAIRE – François Marie Arouet
(21 novembre 1694-30 mai 1778) Ecrivain, philosophe
VOLTAIRE est l’anagramme de AROVELTI (Arouet Le Jeune en latin).
Impertinences et ambitions littéraires
Fils de notaire, il poursuit de brillantes études au Lycée Louis le grand. Dès 1712, il fréquente les salons littéraires et la bonne société, tout en poursuivant des études de droit. Toutefois, son père veut l’envoyer à Saint-Domingue en République Dominicaine, mais il lui répond en écrivant une ode et une satire en vers que sa carrière sera celle des lettres. A force, par la suite, de faire rire tout Paris aux dépends de Philippe d’Orléans (régent entre Louis XIV mort en 1715 et Louis XV en 1723), il doit s’exiler à Sully-sur-Loire, puis goûter un an le séjour de la Bastille. Toutefois, la véritable entrée sur scène se fera par une tragédie, Œdipe (1718), où il prend alors le nom de Voltaire. Par la suite choyé, invité de la société, il voyage en Hollande, pays de la liberté, et entend bien faire ses preuves.
L’exil en Angleterre
Alors qu’on le prend pour un respectable auteur de comédies et de tragédies, il tourne en ridicule le chevalier de Rohan, ce qui lui vaut la bastonnade. Exilé en Angleterre, où il reste trente mois, il apprend l’anglais et l’écrit un an plus tard. Georges II le pensionne et Voltaire accroît considérablement sa fortune.
Cirey ou la retraite studieuse
Parti d’Angleterre en 1728, il retrouve Paris en mars 1729. Ses deux tragédies Brutus (1730) et Zaïre (1732), sont des succès. Il fait alors la connaissance d’Emilie du Châtelet, femme géomètre, philosophe et libre, et restera avec elle durant quinze années. Durant cette période, il part se réfugier chez sa maîtresse, à Cirey, où il vivra une immense aventure intellectuelle et sentimentale. Il écrit des lettres par centaines, en particulier à Frédéric II de Prusse. Enfin, il provoque ses contemporains et son poème ‘Le Mondain’ le condamne à s’exiler un moment en Hollande.
La faveur de la cour de France
Profitant de l’ascension des frères d’Argenson en politique, Voltaire gagne les faveurs de la cour de France et est nommé historiographe du roi en 1745. Toutefois, il gâche toute l’année suivante en publiant Memnon, histoire orientale, puis ‘Le Monde comme il va’ et ‘Zadig’ : c’est alors la disgrâce.
Le rêve berlinois
Parti pour Berlin après la mort de Mme du Châtelet, il y écrit Micromégas et Le Siècle de Louis XIV. En 1753, il doit quitter Berlin pour se réfugier en Suisse, avec Mme Denis, sa maîtresse depuis 1745.
L’affaire Calas
Après s’être installé à Ferney en 1758, à cheval entre la France et la Suisse, Voltaire lance, en 1762, l’affaire Calas, où il veut la réhabilitation de Jean Calas, soupçonné d’avoir tué son fils pour s’être converti au catholicisme. Le 9 mars 1765, il parvient à réhabiliter le père, à l’unanimité. On y voit le combat essentiel de Voltaire : « écraser l’infâme », lutter de toutes ses forces contre l’intolérance au nom de la religion naturelle.
Derniers honneurs parisiens
D’autres affaires suivront où il critiquera le fonctionnement de la justice. Toutefois, en 1778, Mme Denis parvient à convaincre Voltaire de retourner à Paris. C’est un triomphe mais un triomphe extrême, au point qu’il tombe bientôt malade. Le 30 mars, il reçoit l’hommage de l’académie française, et la foule le porte en triomphe à la Comédie Française, pour la sixième représentation d’Irène, sa dernière tragédie. Il s’éteint au soir du 30 mai 1778 et est enterré à l’abbaye de Scellières, juste avant l’arrivée d’une lettre d’interdiction de l’évêque. Après la révolution, le 11 juillet 1791, il entrera en grandes pompes au Panthéon, accompagné par l’immense cortège des citoyens reconnaissants. Son épitaphe porte ces mots : « Il combattit les athées et les fanatiques. Il inspira la tolérance, il réclama les droits de l’homme contre la servitude de la féodalité. Poète, historien, philosophe, il agrandit l’esprit humain, et lui appris à être libre ».
Autres œuvres majeures de Voltaire :
Candide, L’ingénu, La princesse de Babylone
Related : Candide .
French Textbook
By Anne on October 28th, 2007
What is a tense?
There are three tenses , and they are straightforward.
Tenses reflect the moment in which the speaker is referring to. The three tenses apply to most of the six modes above, in an irregular pattern.
We’ll take ‘to like, to love – aimer’ as our example
Present tense: refers to general actions or actions happening now
indicative mode
J’aime les livres.
I like books. I’m liking books.
imperative mode
Aime les livres !
Like books!
conditional mode
J’aimerais les livres…
I would like books…
subjunctive mode
Il faut que j’aime les livres…
I have to like books…
participle mode
Aimant les livres …
… en aimant les livres
Liking books…
… while loving books
infinitive mode
aimer les livres
to like books
Past tense: refers to actions happening before
indicative mode
J’ai aimé ces livres.
J’aimais ces livres.
J’avais aimé ces livres.
I like these books.
I used to like these books.
I had liked these books
conditional mode
J’aurais aimé les livres…
I would have liked books…
subjunctive mode
Il fallait que j’aie aimé les livres…
I had to have liked books…
participle mode
les livres aimés …
… en ayant aimé les livres
books that were liked…
… while having loved books
infinitive mode
avoir aimé les livres
having liked books
Future tense: refers to actions happening after
indicative mode
J’aimerai les livres.
Je vais aimer les livres.
J’aurai aimé les livres.
I will like books.
I’m going to like books.
I will have liked the books.
There are some subtle variations for tenses, such as the passé composé and the imparfait which are both part of the past tenses, which is why you see so many ‘ conjugaisons ‘ in the grammar book.
Manuel
By Anne on October 28th, 2007
What is a mode?
A mode reflects the way the speaker or the writer presents the sentence: sometimes the sentence is a simple statement, sometimes there is a condition or sometimes, the speaker a command.
the infinitive mode
an infinitive verb is neutral, not conjugated, it has no personal pronoun
aimer
to like, to love
the indicative mode
is for statements, the speaker simply states the way things are or aren’t
Ils aiment les livres.
They like books.
the imperative mode or command forms
expresses a command or a request
Aime les livres !
Like books!
the conditional mode
expresses an hypothesis or a condition
J’aimerais les livres.
I would like books.
the subjunctive mode
expresses the speaker’s point of view, with wishes, hopes, emotions, feelings
Il faut que tu aimes les livres.
You must like books.
the participle mode
…………......
some grammarians add the gerund to the participle mode
is the verb used as an adjective or added information
…………......
as a complementary information for a previous verb (gerund in ‘en verb-ant’)
C’est une personne aimant les livres.Voilà livre aimé ,
…………......
On étudie tout en aimant bien les livres que nous lisons
She’s a person who likes (liking) books.Here’s the loved book.…………......
We’re studying yet liking the books we’re reading.
About France
By Anne on October 25th, 2007
Allons à Versailles
Let's go to Versailles
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About French
By Anne on October 18th, 2007
First French words and phrases
a, an .... m .... un
a, an .... f .... une
after .... ø .... après
after (≠ avant = before) .... ø .... après
also .... ø .... aussi
American .... m/f .... américain/e
and .... ø .... et
What would you like with this ? .... .... Et avec ça ?
another .... ø .... autre
appetizer .... f .... entrée
apple .... f .... pomme
apple .... f .... pomme
Are you ready to order? .... ø .... Vous avez choisi ?
around .... ø .... autour de
as, for .... ø .... comme
at so.’s place .... ø .... chez
at the .... ø .... au
at the cheese store .... ø .... chez le fromager
at the corner de .... ø .... au coin de
at the end of .... ø .... au bout de
at the fruit and vegetable stand/store .... ø .... aux fruits et légumes
at the, to the .... ø .... au
at what time? .... ø .... à quelle heure ?
at, on .... ø .... à
aunt .... f .... tante
banana .... f .... banane
basketball .... m .... basket
bathtub .... f .... baignoire
beach .... f .... plage
because .... ø .... parce que
bed .... m .... lit
bedroom .... f .... chambre
before .... ø .... avant
behind .... ø .... derrière
between .... ø .... entre
big .... m/f .... grand/e
bird watching .... ø .... observer les oiseaux
black .... ø .... noir
blue .... m/f .... bleu/e
book .... m .... livre
book of tickets .... m .... carnet de tickets
bottled water .... f .... de l'eau en carafe/ bouteille
breakfast .... m .... petit déjeuner
Brie cheese .... m .... Brie
Brittany .... f .... Bretagne
broccoli .... du .... brocoli
brother .... m .... frère
brown .... ø .... marron
building .... m .... bâtiment
but .... ø .... mais
cake .... m .... gâteau
California .... f .... Californie
card, credit card .... f .... carte
carrot .... f .... carotte
celery .... du .... céleri
change, connection .... m .... changement
check .... f .... addition
chess .... mp .... échecs
child, children .... m/mp .... enfant/s
Christmas .... m .... Noël
city map .... m .... plan
close, near .... ø .... près
connection .... f .... correspondance
cooking .... f .... cuisine
cousin .... m .... cousin
cousin .... f .... cousine
credit card .... f .... carte bleue
crème brûlée - flan like dessert .... f .... crème brûlée
daughter .... f .... fille
daughter-in-law .... f .... belle-fille
day .... m .... jour
December .... m .... décembre
dessert .... m .... dessert
direct .... m/f .... direct/e
drink .... f .... boisson
elevator, lift .... m .... ascenseur
English .... m .... anglais
entry, entrance .... f .... entrée
Euro .... m .... euro
every, all .... m/f .... tout, toute
ex-husband .... m .... ex-mari, ex [spoken]
ex-wife .... f .... ex-femme, ex [spoken]
excuse me .... ø .... pardon = excusez-moi
exit .... f .... sortie
facing, across .... ø .... en face de
fantastic, super .... m/f .... génial/e
far .... ø .... loin
far from .... ø .... loin de
father .... m .... père
father-in-law .... m .... beau-père
fifteen minutes .... m .... quart d’heure
fifth .... ø .... cinquième
fig .... f .... figue
first .... m/f .... premier, première
first, ground floor .... m .... rez-de-chaussée
fishing .... f .... pêche
floor, story .... m .... étage
for .... ø .... pour
for .... ø .... à
France .... f .... France
French .... m .... français
from Paris .... m/f .... parisien/ne
game board .... m .... jeu de société
garden .... m .... jardin
glass .... m .... verre
go/ing, do/ing (je form) .... ø .... vais
go/ing, do/ing (vous form) .... ø .... allez
goat (cheese) .... du .... chèvre
goes .... ø .... va
good afternoon .... m .... bonjour (après-midi)
good bye .... ø .... au revoir
good evening .... m .... bonsoir
good luck .... ø .... bonne chance
good morning .... m .... bonjour (matin)
goose .... f .... oie
granddaughter .... f .... petite-fille
grandfather .... m .... grand-père
grandmother .... f .... grand-mère
grandson .... m .... petit-fils
great grand-father .... m .... arrière grand-père
great grand-mother .... f .... arrière grand-mère
green .... m/f .... vert
green peas .... des .... petits pois
green salad .... f .... salade
grey .... ø .... gris
guitar .... f .... guitare
half brother .... m .... demi-frère
half sister .... f .... demi-sœur
Have a nice day! .... ø .... Bonne journée !
he .... m .... il (person)
he checks out .... ø .... il libère
he doesn't have .... ø .... il n'a pas
he doesn't want .... ø .... il ne veut pas
he doesn’t speak .... ø .... il ne parle pas
he goes, he's going .... ø .... il va
he has .... ø .... il a
he likes, loves .... ø .... il aime
he makes, does .... ø .... il fait
he speaks .... ø .... il parle
he wants .... ø .... il veut
he would like .... ø .... il voudrait
hello, hi (all day) .... m .... bonjour
her name is .... ø .... elle s'appelle
here .... ø .... ici
here is, here are .... ø .... voici, voilà
hi, bye .... m .... salut
high .... m .... haut
hiking .... ø .... faire des randonnées, marches
his name is .... ø .... il s'appelle
his, her, its .... ø .... son, sa, ses
hockey .... ø .... faire du hockey
hotel .... m .... hôtel
house wine .... m .... vin de table
how .... ø .... comment
How are you? .... ø .... Ça va ?
How much it is? .... ø .... C’est combien ?
How much/many? .... ø .... Combien ?
How old? .... ø .... Quel âge ?
How would you like it cooked? .... ø .... Quelle cuisson ?
How? .... ø .... Comment ?
hunting .... f .... chasse
husband .... m .... mari
I .... ø .... je
I am .... ø .... je suis
I am hungry .... ø .... j’ai faim
I'm checking out .... ø .... je libère
I don't have .... ø .... je n'ai pas
I don't know .... ø .... je ne sais pas
I don't mind/care .... ø .... ça m'est égal
I don't understand .... ø .... je ne comprends pas
I don't want .... ø .... je ne veux pas
I don’t speak .... ø .... je ne parle pas
I go, I'm going .... ø .... je vais
I have .... ø .... j’ai
I have a question .... ø .... je me demande
I like, love .... ø .... j'aime
I live .... ø .... j'habite
I love you (plu) .... ø .... je vous aime
I love you (sing) .... ø .... je t'aime
I make, do .... ø .... je fais
I speak / I'm speaking .... ø .... je parle …
I take .... ø .... je prends
I want .... ø .... je veux
I would like .... ø .... je voudrais
I'm cold .... ø .... j'ai froid
I'm hot .... ø .... j'ai chaud
I'm hungry .... ø .... j'ai faim
I'm leaving .... ø .... je sors
I'm taking .... ø .... je prends
I'm thirsty .... ø .... j'ai soif
in .... ø .... dans
in front of .... ø .... devant
in the middle of .... ø .... au milieu de
included .... ø .... compris
information/booth .... mp .... renseignements
isn’t a/ny .... ø .... ne … pas de
isn’t it? doesn’t it? .... ø .... n’est-ce pas ?
it .... m .... il (neutral)
it doesn't matter .... ø .... ce n'est pas grave
it is .... ø .... c’est
it, this .... ø .... cela
it, this (fam) .... ø .... ça
it's your turn (plu) .... ø .... c'est à vous
it's your turn (sing) .... ø .... c'est à toi
It’s cloudy. .... ø .... Il y a des nuages.
It’s cold. .... ø .... Il fait froid.
It’s lousy out. .... ø .... Il fait mauvais.
It’s nice out. .... ø .... Il fait beau.
It’s raining/rainy. .... ø .... Il pleut. Il y a de la pluie.
It’s snowing. .... ø .... Il neige.
It’s sunny. .... ø .... Il fait du soleil.
It’s warm. .... ø .... Il fait chaud.
It’s windy. .... ø .... Il y a du vent
jogging .... m .... jogging
key .... f .... clé
kilo = 2 pounds .... m .... kilo
Ladies and Gentlemen .... p .... Messieurs-Dames
Latin Quarter .... m .... Quartier Latin
left .... ø .... gauche
left of .... ø .... à gauche de
let's go .... ø .... allons-y
let’s .... ø .... allons
line .... f .... ligne
lobby, reception .... f .... réception
lost .... m/f .... perdu/e
luggage .... m .... bagage
madam, Mrs .... f .... madame
main dish, entrée .... m .... plat de résistance
married .... m/f .... marié/e
menu .... m .... menu
meter = a bit more than a yard .... m .... mètre
metro, tube, subway .... m .... metro
minute .... f .... minute
miss .... f .... mademoiselle
mother .... f .... mère
mother-in-law .... f .... belle-mère
mountain .... f .... montagne
my .... ø .... mon, ma, mes
my name is .... ø .... je m'appelle
near .... ø .... près de
nephew .... m .... neveu
next to .... ø .... à côté de
niece .... f .... nièce
night .... f .... nuit
no .... m .... non
not (negation) .... ø .... ne+VERB+pas
not + verb + any .... ø .... ne +VERB+ pas de
of .... ø .... de
of course .... ø .... bien sûr
of the .... ø .... du + masc
of the .... ø .... de la + fem
of the .... ø .... de l' + vowel
of the .... ø .... des + plural
Oh my .... ø .... Oh là là
okay .... ø .... d’accord
okay, good, well .... ø .... bien
on .... ø .... à pied
on .... ø .... sur
or .... ø .... ou
orange .... ø .... orange
our .... ø .... notre
our name is (fam) .... ø .... on s'appelle
our name is (fml) .... ø .... nous nous appelons
pass .... m .... passe
pear .... f .... poire
people .... fp .... personnes, gens
pepper .... m .... poivron
person .... f .... personne
piano .... m .... piano
pink .... ø .... rose
plate .... f .... assiette
platform .... m .... quai
please .... ø .... s’il vous plaît
pound .... f .... livre
purple .... ø .... violet
quarter, 15 minutes .... m .... quart (d'heures)
quiche dish .... f .... quiche
quiet, calm .... ø .... calme
raw vegetable .... f .... crudité
raw vegetable plate .... f .... assiette de crudités
reading .... ø .... lire
red .... ø .... rouge
restaurant .... m .... restaurant
right .... ø .... droite
right of .... ø .... à droite de
room .... f .... salle, pièce
sailing .... ø .... faire de la voile
see you later .... ø .... à plus tard
see you tomorrow .... ø .... à demain
she .... f .... elle
she checks outs .... ø .... elle libère
she doesn't have .... ø .... elle n'a pas
she doesn't speak .... ø .... elle ne parle pas
she doesn't want .... ø .... elle ne veut pas
she goes, she's going .... ø .... elle va
she has .... ø .... elle a
she is .... ø .... elle est
she likes, loves .... ø .... elle aime
she makes, does .... ø .... elle fait
she speaks .... ø .... elle parle
she takes .... ø .... elle prend
she wants .... ø .... elle veut
she would like .... ø .... elle voudrait
she's leaving .... ø .... elle sort
she's taking .... ø .... elle prend
sheep (cheese) .... du .... brebis
shower .... f .... douche
sir .... m .... monsieur
sister .... f .... sœur
skiing .... ø .... faire du ski
slice .... f .... tranche
slower .... ø .... plus lentement
slowly .... ø .... lentement
snow .... f .... neige
soccer .... m .... foot
son .... m .... fils
son-in-law .... m .... gendre, beau-fils
sorry .... m/f .... désolé/e
South .... m .... sud
spouse .... f .... épouse
spouse .... m .... époux
steak and fries .... m .... steak-frites
step brother .... m .... demi-frère
step father .... m .... beau-père
step mother .... f .... belle-mère
step sister .... f .... demi-sœur
stop .... m .... arrêt
straight/ahead .... ø .... tout droit
strawberry .... f .... fraise
street .... f .... rue
summer .... m .... été
sure, of course .... ø .... bien sûr
surfing .... m .... surf
table .... f .... table
tap water .... f .... de l'eau du robinet
tea .... m .... thé
tennis .... m .... tennis
thank you .... m .... merci
that makes .... ø .... cela fait
the (f) .... f .... la
the (m) .... ø .... le
the (p) .... p .... les
the (w/vowel) .... ø .... l’
the menu .... f .... la carte
the weather is nice .... ø .... il fait beau
their .... ø .... leur
their name is (f) .... ø .... elles s'appellent
their name is (m) .... ø .... ils s'appellent
there .... ø .... là
there is, there are .... ø .... il y a
there you go, here you are .... ø .... voilà
they (f) .... f .... elles
they (f) check out .... ø .... elles libèrent
they (f) don’t speak .... ø .... elles ne parlent pas
they (f) like, love .... ø .... elles aiment
they (f) make, do .... ø .... elles font
they (f) speak .... ø .... elles parlent
they (m) .... m .... ils
they (m) are .... ø .... ils sont
they (m) are leaving .... ø .... ils sortent
they (m) are taking .... ø .... ils prennent
they (m) check out .... ø .... ils libèrent
they (m) don’t speak .... ø .... ils ne parlent pas
they (m) like, love .... ø .... ils aiment
they (m) make, do .... ø .... ils font
they (m) speak .... ø .... ils parlent
they (m) take .... ø .... ils prennent
they (m) want .... ø .... ils veulent
they don't have (f) .... ø .... elles n'ont pas
they don't have (m) .... ø .... ils n'ont pas
they don't want (f) .... ø .... elles ne veulent pas
they don't want (m) .... ø .... ils ne veulent pas
they go, they're going .... ø .... elles vont
they go, they're going .... ø .... ils vont
they have (f) .... ø .... elles ont
they have (m) .... ø .... ils ont
they want (f) .... ø .... elles veulent
they want (m) .... ø .... ils veulent
they would like (f) .... ø .... elles voudraient
they would like (m) .... ø .... ils voudraient
this .... f .... cette
ticket .... m .... ticket
ticket booth .... m .... guichet
to be .... ø .... être
to be able to, can .... ø .... pouvoir
to be how old .... ø .... avoir quel âge
to be named .... ø .... s’appeler
to buy .... ø .... acheter
to call .... ø .... appeler
to change .... ø .... changer
to check out, to free .... ø .... libérer
to clean .... ø .... nettoyer
to come from .... ø .... venir de
to continue .... ø .... continuer
to cook .... ø .... faire la cuisine
to dance .... ø .... danser
to do, to make .... ø .... faire
to draw .... ø .... dessiner
to drink .... ø .... boire
to eat .... ø .... manger
to go .... ø .... aller
to go to a concert .... ø .... aller au concert
to go to the beach .... ø .... aller à la plage
to go to the movie .... ø .... aller au cinéma
to have .... ø .... avoir
to have a drink .... ø .... boire un verre
to have the correct change .... ø .... avoir la monnaie
to leave, to go out .... ø .... sortir
to leave, to let .... ø .... laisser
to like, to love .... ø .... aimer
to live (somewhere) .... ø .... habiter
to look at, to watch .... ø .... regarder
to move forward .... ø .... avancer
to need .... ø .... avoir besoin de
to not have .... ø .... ne pas avoir
to not speak .... ø .... ne pas parler
to not want .... ø .... ne pas vouloir
to pass, to come, to arrive .... ø .... passer
to pay .... ø .... payer
to play a (game) .... ø .... jouer au, à la
to play a (musical instrument) .... ø .... jouer du, de la
to play a (sport) .... ø .... jouer au (sport)
to propose, to offer .... ø .... proposer
to recommend .... ø .... recommander
to reserve, to book .... ø .... réserver
to ride a bike .... ø .... faire du vélo
to sky .... ø .... skier
to speak .... ø .... parler
to stand up .... ø .... se lever
to start .... ø .... commencer
to swim .... ø .... nager
to take, to order .... ø .... prendre
to travel .... ø .... voyager
to understand .... ø .... comprendre
to walk .... ø .... marcher
to want .... ø .... vouloir
to watch TV .... ø .... regarder la télé
to work .... ø .... travailler
today .... ø .... aujourd’hui
total .... m .... total
traffic light .... m .... feu
transportation .... mp .... transports
Tuesday .... m .... mardi
two .... m .... deux - 2
uncle .... m .... oncle
under .... ø .... sous
vegetarian .... m/f .... végétarien/ne
very .... ø .... très
very well .... ø .... très bien
video game .... m .... jeu vidéo
view .... f .... vue
violin .... m .... violon
wagon, train car .... m .... wagon
waiter, waitress .... m/f .... serveur/serveuse
we (fam) .... ø .... on
we (fam) are leaving .... ø .... on sort
we (fam) are taking .... ø .... on prend
we (fam) want .... ø .... on veut
we (fml) .... ø .... nous
we (spoken) check out .... ø .... on libère
we (spoken) like, love .... ø .... on aime
we (spoken) make, do .... ø .... on fait
we are .... ø .... nous sommes
we are (fam) .... ø .... on est
we are leaving .... ø .... nous sortons
we are taking .... ø .... nous prenons
we check out .... ø .... nous libérons
we don't have (fam) .... ø .... on n'a pas
we don't have (fml) .... ø .... nous n'avons pas
we don't speak (fml) .... ø .... nous ne parlons pas
we don't want (fam) .... ø .... on ne veut pas
we don't want (fml) .... ø .... nous ne voulons pas
we don’t speak (fam) .... ø .... on ne parle pas
we go, we're going (fam) .... ø .... on va
we go, we're going (fml) .... ø .... nous allons
we have (fam) .... ø .... on a
we have (fml) .... ø .... nous avons
we like, love .... ø .... nous aimons
we make, do .... ø .... nous faisons
we speak (fam) .... ø .... on parle
we speak (fml) .... ø .... nous parlons
we take .... ø .... nous prenons
we want .... ø .... nous voulons
we want (fam) .... ø .... on veut
we want (fml) .... ø .... nous voulons
we would like (fam) .... ø .... on voudrait
we would like (fml) .... ø .... nous voudrions
weather .... m .... temps
well .... ø .... bien
well done .... ø .... bien cuit
what .... ø .... qu'est-ce que
What time? .... ø .... Quelle heure ?
What’s the weather like? .... ø .... Quel temps fait-il ?
what/do .... ø .... qu’est-ce que
when .... ø .... quand
where .... ø .... où
where are .... ø .... où sont
where do you live? .... ø .... vous habitez où ?
where is .... ø .... où est
white .... ø .... blanc
who .... ø .... qui
why .... ø .... pourquoi
wife .... f .... femme
wife .... f .... femme
with .... ø .... avec
without .... ø .... sans
work .... m .... travail
would like .... ø .... vouloir (fml)
xylophone .... m .... xylophone
year .... m .... an
yellow .... ø .... jaune
yes .... m .... oui
you (fam) are leaving .... ø .... tu sors
you (fam) take .... ø .... tu prends
you (fam) want .... ø .... tu veux
you (pl and fml) .... ø .... vous (pl and fml)
you (pl) are checking out .... ø .... vous libérez
you (pl) like, love .... ø .... vous aimez
you (pl) make, do .... ø .... vous faites
you (plu) are leaving .... ø .... vous sortez
you (plu) are taking .... ø .... vous prenez
you (plu) want .... ø .... vous voulez
you (sing or polite) .... ø .... vous (sing or polite)
you (sing) are checking out .... ø .... tu libères
you (sing) like, love .... ø .... tu aimes
you (sing) make, do .... ø .... tu fais
you are .... ø .... tu es
you are (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous êtes
you can .... ø .... vous pouvez
you don't have .... ø .... tu n'as pas
you don't have (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous n'avez pas
you don't want .... ø .... tu ne veux pas
you don't want (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous ne voulez pas
you don’t need to .... ø .... vous n’avez pas besoin de
you don’t speak (fam & sing) .... ø .... tu ne parles pas
you don’t speak (fml or pl) .... ø .... vous ne parlez pas
you go, you're going .... ø .... tu vas
you go, you're going .... ø .... vous allez
you have .... ø .... tu as
you have (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous avez
you keep on going .... ø .... vous continuez
you leave .... ø .... vous sortez
you speak (fam & sing) .... ø .... tu parles
you speak (fml & pl) .... ø .... vous parlez
you want (sing and fam).... ø .... tu veux
you want (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous voulez
you would like .... ø .... tu voudrais
you would like (pl or/and fml) .... ø .... vous voudriez
You're welcome .... ø .... De rien
your (sing) .... ø .... votre
your (fam.) .... ø .... ton, ta, tes
your (plu) .... ø .... vos
your name is (sing) .... ø .... tu t'appelles
your name is (plu) .... ø .... vous vous appelez
zebra .... m .... zèbre
0 .... ø .... zéro
1 .... ø .... un (number)
2 .... ø .... deux
3 .... ø .... trois
4 .... ø .... quatre
5 .... ø .... cinq
6 .... ø .... six
7 .... ø .... sept
8 .... ø .... huit
9 .... ø .... neuf
10 .... ø .... dix
11 .... ø .... onze
12 .... ø .... douze
13 .... ø .... treize
14 .... ø .... quatorze
15 .... ø .... quinze
16 .... ø .... seize
17 .... ø .... dix-sept
18 .... ø .... dix-huit
19 .... ø .... dix-neuf
20 .... ø .... vingt
21 .... ø .... vingt et un
22 .... ø .... vingt-deux ...
30 .... ø .... trente
31 .... ø .... trente et un
32 .... ø .... trente-deux …
40 .... ø .... quarante
41 .... ø .... quarante et un
42 .... ø .... quarante-deux …
50 .... ø .... cinquante
51 .... ø .... cinquante et un
52 .... ø .... cinquante-deux …
60 .... ø .... soixante
61 .... ø .... soixante et un
62 .... ø .... soixante-deux …
70 .... ø .... soixante-dix
71 .... ø .... soixante et onze
72 .... ø .... soixante douze …
80 .... ø .... quatre-vingts
81 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-un
82 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-deux
83 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-trois...
90 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-dix
91 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-onze
92 .... ø .... quatre-vingt-douze ...
100 .... ø .... cent
101 .... ø .... cent un
102 .... ø .... cent deux
110 .... ø .... cent dix
111 .... ø .... cent onze
112 .... ø .... cent douze …
120 .... ø .... cent vingt
199 .... ø .... cent quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
200 .... ø .... deux cents
201 .... ø .... deux cent un
1,000 .... ø .... mille
1,100 .... ø .... mille cent
1,960 .... ø .... mille neuf cent soixante
2,010 .... ø .... deux mille dix
100,000 .... ø .... cent mille
1,000,000 .... ø .... un million
1,000,000,000 .... ø .... un milliard
1,000,000,000,000 .... ø .... un billion
1100 (more colloquial) .... ø .... onze cents
1960 (more colloquial) .... ø .... dix-neuf cent soixante
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