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French Vocabulary

Begining French through intermediate

QuestionAnswer
Bonsoir. Good evening; Hello
A bientot See you soon.
A demain. See you tomorrow
Bonne Journee! Have a good day!
Au revoir. Good Bye.
Comme ci, comme ca. So-so.
Je vais bien/ mal. I'm doing well/badly
Moi aussi. Me too.
Comment t'appelles-tu? What's your name?
Je vous/te presente (Form./fam. I would like to introduce (name) to you.
De rein. You're welcome
Excusez-moi (form.) Excuse me.
Excuse-moi. (fam.) Excuse me.
Merci Beaucoup. Thanks a lot.
Pardon Pardon (me.)
S'il vous/te plait. (form./fam.) Please
Je vous en prie. (form.) Please; You're welcome.
Monsier (M.) Sir (Mr/)
Madame (Mme) Ma'am (Mrs.)
Mademoisell (Mlle) Miss
Ici here
La Back accent over "a" there
la-bas Back accent over "a" over there
Qui est-ce? Who is it?
Quoi? What?
une calculatrice calculator
une montre watch
une porte door
Un resultat / over "e" accent result
une salle de classe classroom
une classe Class (group of students)
un copain/une copine (fam.) friend
un(e) eleve / accent over first "e" \ accent over second "e" pupil, student
une femme woman
une fille girl
un garcon Use the Cedille accent mark below "c" a boy
Diacritics French has several different accent marks, also known as “diacritics”. They serve several different purposes in the language. Sometimes they affect pronunciation, sometimes they don't. Sometimes they can completely change the meaning of a word.
What are the 5 accents in French? The Aigu Accent (L'accent aigu) The aigu accent is placed above the e vowel and changes the sound to ay. ... The Grave Accent (L'accent grave) ... The Cedilla (La Cédille) ... The Circumflex (Le Circonflexe) ... The Trema (Le tréma)
Typing French Accents in Windows Cédille (ç), type ' then c. Circonflexe (ê), type ^ (shift + 6) then e. Tréma (ö), type ” (shift + ') then o. To type French quotation marks « » use ctrl + alt + [ and ], respectively.
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