Common Words

Question 1

A girl

Answer 1

Une fille. Une fee

Question 2

A boy

Answer 2

Un garçon

Question 3

A man

Answer 3

Un homme

Un ome (long o)

Question 4

A woman

Answer 4

Une femme. Une fam (cross between short e and short a)

Question 5

A (masculine)

A (feminine)

A (some - plural)

Answer 5

Un (a)

Une (a)

Des (some)

Question 6

Conjugation of Étre. To be as in i am she is you are…

Answer 6

Je suis. I am Nous Sommes We are

Tu es. You are. tu e Vous étes You (formal) or you all are. Vous et

il / Elle/ On / tout le mond est. He, she, it, everyone is. Ay

ils / Elles sont They are. Sone

Question 7

It is (singular)

They are (not he or she plural)

Answer 7

C’èst. Say

Ce sont. (Like de and le) sont

Question 8

This/that

These/those

Answer 8

……………..M. M. b4 vow. F.
this/that ce cet cette
Sa Se Set

these/those ces ces ces
—- say ————

could mean either, to distinguish as this add -ci

Ce livre-ci

To distinguish as that add -là

Ce livre-là

Question 9

The plural of c’èst

These are, they are, or are they

Answer 9

Ce sont

Sir (like le and de) sone

Question 10

And

Answer 10

Et

I (short i)

Question 11

In

Answer 11

Dans. As in dawn without the n. Daw

Question 12

he, she, or it Is

Answer 12

Est

E (short e)

Question 13

There are two tables

Answer 13

il y a deux tables

Question 14

There is

There are

Answer 14

il y a.

Question 15

Of Morocco

Answer 15

du Maroc. do mar rock

Question 16

A suvenier or memory

Answer 16

un souvenir. A sue ven year

Question 17

There is a memory (or souvenir) of Morocco

Answer 17

il y a un souvenir du Maroc. il ya a sue vin year do mar rock

Question 18

There are of books

Answer 18

il y a des livers. There are of books. Day Libra

Question 19

say it

Answer 19

Dit-on. Deet own (like dawn without the d)

Question 20

Write it

Answer 20

L’écrit-on. Lay creet on (like dawn without the d)

Question 21

How do you

Answer 21

Comment. Coo mon

Question 22

That is, what is that

Answer 22

Qu’est-ce que c’est

Question 23

Of

Answer 23

Du for masculine singular nouns

De la or de l’ (when used in front of a noun starting with a vowel or most words beginning with the letter “h”) for feminine singular nouns

Des for plural nouns d’ (when used in front of a noun starting with a vowel or most words beginning with the letter “h”)

Question 24

What is in

Answer 24

Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans

Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans le studio?

Kess keel lee own don le studio

Question 25

I don’t know

Answer 25

Je ne sais pas

Question 26

I don’t understand

Answer 26

Je ne comprends pas. Je ne Comb prome pa

Question 27

How do you say ________?

Answer 27

Comment dit-on ________? Coo mont deet own

Question 28

How do you write it?

Answer 28

Comment l’écrit-on? Co mont lee creet own

Question 29

The accent mark in Noël

Answer 29

Tréme Tray ma

Question 30

Accent mark in Tréme

Answer 30

Accent aigu

Question 31

Accent marks in Une langue étrangè

Answer 31

Accent Aigu. Accent grave.

Question 32

Accent mark in Dîner

Answer 32

Accent circonflexe

Question 33

Accent mark in français.

Answer 33

cé cédille Say si (short i) deeya

Question 34

Apostrophe

Answer 34

Apostrophe Ah pose str off

Question 35

Hyphen

Answer 35

Trait d’union Tray du yone

Question 36

The word

Answer 36

le mot Le mo (long o)

Question 37

As

Answer 37

Comme

Question 38

As in

Answer 38

Comme dans

Question 39

As in the word __________

Answer 39

Comme dans le mot éléphant Come don le mo (long o) elay fount

Question 40

Difference

Answer 40

Différence Diff ay ronse

Question 41

Endings

Answer 41

Les terminaisons Lay terminayzone.

Question 42

These are bananas

Answer 42

Ce sont des bananas. Say sont day banana When talking about something that exists with ce or ce sont, keep the indefinite article

Question 43

Now

Answer 43

Maintenant Mon taunt

Question 44

But

Answer 44

Mais. Drawn out like a sheep. Cross between may and me (short e)

Question 45

There are no

Answer 45

il n'y a pas

Question 46

Now, there are flowers, but there is no croissant.

Answer 46

Maintenant, il y a des flours, mais il n’y a pas de croissants. Mon taunt il ee ay day fle (like le)mayz in ya pas day croissant

Question 47

There are women, but there are no men.

Answer 47

Il y a des femmes, mais il n’y a pas d’hommes. il y a day fam Mais il ny pa dome

Question 48

A present tense verb can mean one of three contexts. For example Je parle français can mean.

Answer 48

I speak French I do speak French I am speaking French.

Question 49

Everybody

Answer 49

tout le mond

Question 50

Here

Answer 50

Ici

Question 51

(A plural group of something like countries) are ...

Answer 51

Sont

Question 52

Interesting

Answer 52

intéressants on tear a son

Question 53

I prefer

Answer 53

J’aime mieux Jem muer. (Long u)

Question 54

It’s difficult

Answer 54

c'est difficile Say dee fee seal

Question 55

Greeting when addressing a mixed crowd

Answer 55

Messieurs-dames

Question 56

The country

Answer 56

Payee when in front of consonant, payeez when in front of vowel Les payés Lay pay yay The French speaking countries Les pays francophones. Lay payee fronk a fu The European countries are interesting Les pays européens sont intéressants. Lay payeezo erpee en sont on tear a son The English speaking countries. Les pays anglophones. Lay payeez ongla fun

Question 57

That is / what is that. What is in This is They are There is What is

Answer 57

That is / What is that. Qu’est-ce que c’èst What is in Qu’est-ce qu’il y a dans This is C’est They are Ce sont There is il y a What is Ceux-ci sont. Sue see sont

Question 58

Confused

Answer 58

confus Cone fu

Question 59

So

Answer 59

tellement Tell moh

Question 60

I am so confused

Answer 60

je suis tellement confus Ay Je Suisse Tele mon cone fu-Ee The fu and Ee are combined into one sound

Question 61

Do you have

Answer 61

As-tu A (like at) tu

Question 62

To

Answer 62

À Ah

Question 63

On

Answer 63

Sur

Question 64

At

Answer 64

Chez

Question 65

With

Answer 65

Avec. Ah vec

Question 66

Friend / friends

Answer 66

Ami m. / amie f. / amis pl. Ah mee (all)

Question 67

Named

Answer 67

S’appelle Sa pel

Question 68

Who is

Answer 68

Qui-est Key ay

Question 69

Neither good or bad

Answer 69

Comme si comme ça

Question 70

Not bad

Answer 70

Pas mal Pam (like the girl’s name but gentle) Mal (like mallard duck)

Question 71

How are you?

Answer 71

Comment allez-vous

Question 72

Good or well

Answer 72

Bien Bee ong (no g)

Question 73

Not bad

Answer 73

ça va pas mal Sava Pam mal (actually pretty good as understatement is the norm in French)

Question 74

Who / who is

Answer 74

Qui / Qui est

Question 75

And you

Answer 75

Et vous or Et toi Ay vous Ay twa

Question 76

Repeat

Answer 76

répéter Ray pay tay (last shorter sound more like e)

Question 77

Very good

Answer 77

très bien or très bon the difference is a grammatical one. Bon (good) is an adjective used to qualify nouns. Bien is an adverb used to modify verbs.

Question 78

Today

Answer 78

aujourd’hui Oooj ( j like je) awh dowee

Question 79

You agree

Answer 79

Vous êtes d’accord Vous et décor

Question 80

Yes, I agree / no i don’t agree

Answer 80

Oui, je suis d’accord Je ne suis pas d’accord Décor

Question 81

You (slang)

Answer 81

Toi. Twaaah

Question 82

Student(s)

Answer 82

étudiant(e)(s)

Question 83

Little

Answer 83

Peu

Question 84

Rarely

Answer 84

rarement | Rare (first r guttural) mon

Question 85

Always

Answer 85

Toujours Two jour (between or in door and ure)

Question 86

Often

Answer 86

Souvent Sue vaw

Question 87

Sometimes

Answer 87

Parfois | Pa (like at and stretch out) fuwa ( say quickly)

Question 88

I never ...(something)....

Answer 88

Ne ... Jamais Jam may

Question 89

Young

Answer 89

Jeune Je n

Question 90

Here is

Answer 90

Voici Vwa see