MISC Flashcards

Question

À demain

Answer 1

See you tomorrow

Answer 2

To want (veux,

Answer 3

to feel / experience Similar to: - Sentir - to sense/feel - Toucher - to touch/feel

Answer 4

Lesson Short

Answer 5

nothing I don’t put (on) anything

Answer 6

I come from Mexico. I’m from Mexico I am Mexican I am going to Mexico

Answer 7

Le travail (job, work) Le métier (occupation, trade)

Answer 8

Je vais au travail

Answer 9

Stay/visit Living room/lounge/sitting room Living room

Answer 10

To Need to / Have to (Common. Third person singular only (il, elle). Followed by verb or noun) We need to do the shopping. You should eat vegetables. You have to buy tomatoes?

Answer 11

Leur Leurs

Answer 12

Comment vas-tu? Use aller verb, not être verb.

Answer 13

Tous les jours

Answer 14

Free (available)

Answer 15

Long (m) Longue (f)

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What is What does

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To smell To think To feel

Answer 18

Il est midi Il est minuit (Do not say il est douze heures)

Answer 19

You hear that?

Answer 20

Le plus vieux L’aînée (the elder) Le plus jeune Le junior

Answer 21

Is there or Are there There are or There is or Ago

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Luck / lucky Chance

Answer 23

There you go

Answer 24

There is not / isn’t There are not

Answer 25

Alone, Only, Unique Only All alone

Answer 26

Rêver Faire un rêve Je rêve Tu rêves Il rêve Nous rêvons Vous rêvez Ils rêvent

Answer 27

Beau (m) Belle (f)

Answer 28

broken To break

Answer 29

I’ll meet you there

Answer 30

You’re welcome (Literally = I beg/pray of you) (More formal than … De rien)

Answer 31

Poires = Pears Poids = Weight Poivre = Pepper

Answer 32

Always Still

Answer 33

Le mal Le tort

Answer 34

Quelque Certains

Answer 35

It’s on the other side of (lit. Behind) the Seine.

Answer 36

Complete the following table Following

Answer 37

Beside Next to

Answer 38

What is it?

Answer 39

A need (Noun)

Answer 40

There is There are (if plural subject)

Answer 41

Je voudrais Tu voudrait Il voudrait Nous voudrions Vous voudriez Ils voudraient

Answer 42

Oh, damn! (Literally - the cow)

Answer 43

Bike factory

Answer 44

Where do I start?

Answer 45

Je écris Tu écris Elle écrit (she writes) Nous écrivons Vous écrivez Elles écrivent

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My girlfriend

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To find To locate

Answer 48

Do you come here often?

Answer 49

To finish To come To leave, to go

Answer 50

Parce que Car Puisque

Answer 51

Belly / stomach

Answer 52

What do we need (to do)? (What is necessary for us?)

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Old (f) Old (m)

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Languages do NOT change based on gender (ie. do not have an E on the end) Nationalities DO change if the subject is masculine or feminine (ie. do have an E on the end) Ex) Elle parle francais (no E) Elle est francaise (with E because feminine)

Answer 55

Bum / buttocks

Answer 56

According to Depending on

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Near / close Ready

Answer 58

Closed Locked

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The finger And the nail (finger nail)

Answer 60

Rooms Rooms of … kitchen, meeting, bath Bedroom

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Enough Quite

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To see To know (how to) - used with another verb Can / to be able to (ability, power, authority) Must / to have to To want

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Le maître, La maitresse L’instituteur Le professeur

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What or Which (M or F)

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Funny Happy

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Newspaper (m)

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Both The two

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Croire Je crois Tu crois Elle croit Nous croyons Vous croyez Elles croient

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To be Able Can May

Answer 70

The chest Boobs

Answer 71

Internship Intern

Answer 72

Suivant Après Ceci

Answer 73

You do not eat enough vegetables.

Answer 74

Free Are you free?

Answer 75

Item of clothing Clothes

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All the None of Some

Answer 77

Smells bad

Answer 78

I’d love to! Yes, please (I’m willing to)

Answer 79

Le temps La fois L’heure

Answer 80

I’ll meet you there

Answer 81

Still Again yet

Answer 82

Release Free

Answer 83

Both words mean: Sometimes / Occasionally

Answer 84

is or does

Answer 85

More A lot

Answer 86

Neighbours

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Near By Close

Answer 88

Early Ex. Je dois rentrer tôt.

Answer 89

To come Je viens Tu viens Il vient Nous venons Vous venez Ils viennent

Answer 90

Drinks Aperitif Cocktail Cocktail event

Answer 91

Nice/likeable/sympathetic With character/atmosphere/attractive

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NO do not use un or une when describing a profession. Use I am lawyer - Elle est journaliste Not I am a lawyer (as is used in English) - Elle est un journaliste

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Themselves Himself Herself

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I am not doing anything. I am not making anything.

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Très Plus Moins

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Childhood friend

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Place Location/venue

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Dès que Une fois

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Husband (m)

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Fur Body hair

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To have to Must Ex) Il faut = it is necessary Elle faut = she must Se falloir = to have to

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To take (s, s, -,

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Closed To Close

Answer 104

Let’s see!

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has 3 meanings: Book Pound (weight, half kilo) GBP (British currency)

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Of course Sure

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To hold Je tiens Tu tiens Elle tient Nous tenons Vous tenez Elles tiennent

Answer 108

True Or False

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Sentir = To feel & to smell & to think Ressentir = to experience/feel Toucher = to touch & reach/get to & earn/cash in

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To Believe

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Yours. (To hold) Here you go.

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You need to do the shopping.

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Vouloir Je veux Tu veux Elle veut Nous voulons Vous voulez Elles veulent

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She comes from Spain I come from Germany

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To do / to make To say / to tell To drink To take To put To know (someone) (note: Savoir = to KNOW how to) To learn / to understand

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Ca me va. (This suits me - this goes with me?)

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What are you saying?

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Paul is married.

Answer 119

Are there ...

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Notes: the pronoun ‘on’ means ‘one’ (as in everyone) the pronouns il and elle can mean ‘he/she’ or ‘it’ (m/f) the pronouns elles and ils mean ‘they’

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To believe

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We feel It feels like

Answer 123

Which Or What

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In fashion

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En face de

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Stylish suit

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She has her own style Propre = Own

Answer 128

It’s the same every time.

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I need to take a break.

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Je dois changer mes habitudes.

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Each Every

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It’s each time the same - lit (It’s the same every time).

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Nope. Devoir means to HAVE TO MUST and SHOULD

Answer 134

To HAVE TO, MUST or SHOULD Also note: ‘She must be on vacation’ = an assumption. ‘She must pick up her clothes’ = an assertion. Both forms of MUST use the verb Devoir. Also note: the negative of HAVE TO is CAN NOT or MUST NOT. Thus, ‘Je ne dois pas’ means both ‘I do not have to’ and and ‘I can not’ or ‘I must not’. Je dois Tu dois Elle doit Nous devons Vous devez Elles doivent

Answer 135

You can’t get up late.

Answer 136

Masculine (And all can be plural)

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She plays soccer on SaturdayS. Plural. We play sports EVERY Friday morning. To suggest that you do something regularly or repetitively on a specific day of the week, use LE in front of the day of the week. Compared to ... not using the article LE .... On Monday, I am going to the swimming pool.

Answer 138

I play sports EVERY weekend.

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In the evenings, I stay home. (Using LE in front of soir suggest that it’s repetitive.)

Answer 140

There is a beautiful mountain of clothes on the bed.

Answer 141

What’s it like? What’s he like? How is he/it?

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It’s yours?

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Je - moi (mine) - C’est à moi = it’s mine Tu - toi (you, your) Il - lui (him, his) - Lui, il habités à Paris = him, he lives in Paris. Elle - elle (her, hers) Nous - nous (us, ours) Vous - vous (you, yours) Ils - eux (them, their/s) Elles - elles (them, their/s)

Answer 144

The friends/buddies Boyfriend Girlfriend

Answer 145

An apartment building

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As much as

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High school

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PDG (Président-directeur général) Des PDG

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Par (as per) Pour (of, to) - future/present Pendant (during, while) - past Depuis (since)

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Meeting To meet

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J’ai eu J’ai été J’étais

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The summer Have been / Was

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To pass To spend (time) To proceed Note: to spend money = Dépenser

Answer 154

Que Quel / Quelle Quoi Lequel / Laquelle Qui

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Que Quoi Quel / Quelle (Note: all there words can also mean ‘WHICH’ too)

Answer 156

Which Or What

Answer 157

OK with you? Are you OK? It suits you.

Answer 158

All 3 mean: What are you doing? What are you making What do you do (for a living)?

Answer 159

More presents than As many presents than Less/fewer presents than

Answer 160

Aussi souvent que je fais Moins souvent que moi Plus souvent que moi

Answer 161

Le concert plaît à Janet. Don’t forget to use ... à... above.

Answer 162

These adjectives are placed before the noun they describe. Beauty Âge Number Goodness Size

Answer 163

Combien de ...

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How many/much....

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Drop ending ‘e’, if there is one, and replace with ‘aine This means ...’ish’. Ex) cent = centaine Ex) quinze = quinzaine Ex) dix = diZaine (note, Z replaces X)

Answer 166

About fifteen

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a great man, or a man with talents a tall man

Answer 168

To get out / To go out Outgoing (adj) J'ai croisé mon voisin en sortant de chez moi. — I met my neighbor while going out of my house. Le maire sortant ne se représentera pas. — The incumbent mayor will not run for office anymore. inscrire leur nom en sortant — sign out

Answer 169

Cool/collected

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Hard working

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Worried, Anxious, Concerned To be worried Worry, Anxiety, Concern

Answer 172

relieved I was relieved a relief

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Sad (both M and F are spelled the same)

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Scared (both M and F are spelled the same) -note: use avoir before this adjective... ex. to HAVE feat. J'ai peur = I am scared

Answer 175

Tante Tata

Answer 176

Oncle Tonton

Answer 177

niece neveu

Answer 178

belle-mere beau-pere

Answer 179

belle-sœur beau frere

Answer 180

Half Brother Half Sister

Answer 181

track and field

Answer 182

Tournament or competition

Answer 183

un animal de compagnie

Answer 184

I have a stuffy nose.

Answer 185

Stomach, belly

Answer 186

My back hurts (M) My head hurts (F) My ears hurt (Pl)

Answer 187

T-shirt Trousers Belt Tie Underwear Bra Sneakers

Answer 188

A (woman's) suit A (men's) suit

Answer 189

back pack book bag

Answer 190

school supplies a pencil case an ink cartridge a sheet of paper a binder a glue stick a pencil sharpener

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an eraser a ruler a notebook a calculator

Answer 192

a white board a marker

Answer 193

Tuna oysters mussels

Answer 194

Dairy products Bread with butter or jam

Answer 195

Earlier…. A little while ago… See you later (today)! See you soon (undetermined)!

Answer 196

in the past or in the old days in the old days

Answer 197

He just walked out.

Answer 198

They recently moved away.

Answer 199

In the past, I used to have brown hair.

Answer 200

In the old days, children did not watch television.

Answer 201

Give me back my money right now.

Answer 202

The day after tomorrow

Answer 203

From now on

Answer 204

As soon as, right away

Answer 205

can either refer to an event that just happened, or an event that will happen very soon, and can either mean earlier today or later today = later (future) or lately (past) See you later/soon (specific time) Seen you soon (unspecified time).

Answer 206

The children will soon come out of school.

Answer 207

From now on, I won't trust him anymore.

Answer 208

As soon as the students will have finished their exams, they will go on vacation.

Answer 209

all of a sudden suddenly during While first after that, then then since finally

Answer 210

First mix the eggs with the flour, after that add the milk, then the sugar, finally add the milk.

Answer 211

van SUV or 4x4 convertible

Answer 212

A tire / wheel

Answer 213

Steering wheel

Answer 214

drunk driving

Answer 215

the brakes windshield wipers rear window rear view mirror side view mirror

Answer 216

music store shoe store a department store a small, specialty shop a bookstore a shopping center or mall

Answer 217

shopping cart / buggy shopping basket department/aisle

Answer 218

rules of etiquette

Answer 219

How much does this cost? What is the price?

Answer 220

engineer accountant

Answer 221

Infirmier (pronounced: an-ferm-ee-ay) infirmière (pronounced: en-ferm-ee-air) nurse pharmacien (pronounced: far-mass-ee-ehn) pharmacienne (pronounced: far-mass-ee-enn) pharmacist enseignant (pronounced: ahn-sen-yan) enseignante (pronounced: ahn-sen-yant) teacher serveur (pronounced: ser-veuh) serveuse (pronounced: ser-veuhz) waiter/waitress coiffeur (pronounced: kwah-feuhr) coiffeuse (pronounced: kwah-feuhz) hairdresser vendeur (pronounced: von-deuhr) vendeuse (pronounced: von-deuhz) salesperson caissier (pronounced: kess-ee-ay) caissière (pronounced: kess-ee-air) cashier acteur (pronounced: ahk-teuh) actrice (pronounced: aht-treece) actor/actress étudiant (pronounced: ay-tooh-dee-ahn) étudiante (pronounced: ay-tooh-dee-ahnt) college student

Answer 222

Qu'est-ce que vous faites dans la vie?

Answer 223

Figure / Digit / Numeral (As in... the third FIGURE in the five digit number 48723 is 7)

Answer 224

Way/Path/Right Way/Approach (noun) To Route, To Send to (verb)

Answer 225

Donc = Therefore, so (Pronounce the C) Dont = Whose, Which, What, That. (Similar to QUE) (Same prononciation as DONC without the C)

Answer 226

No. Le (M) La (F) Les (PL) Negative use: Le (M) La (F) Les (PL)

Answer 227

Light / Fire Red light The camp Fire Plural = Feux

Answer 228

Package/Parcel

Answer 229

To Fill (in) To Fill (out) To Fulfill Je remplis Tu remplis Elle remplit Nous remplissons Vous remplissez Elles remplissent

Answer 230

To fall (down) I drop to the floor. Je tombe Tu tombes Elle tombe Nous tombons Vous tombez Elles tombent

Answer 231

Will go up

Answer 232

To meet To encounter

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To hurry (up)

Answer 234

To wake up Wake up! To get up Get Up!

Answer 235

To get angry with She gets angry

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S’habiller

Answer 237

Se souvenir / Se rappeler Oublier S’oublier

Answer 238

Bored I am bored

Answer 239

To get married Married (F/M)

Answer 240

To fall asleep

Answer 241

S’amuser

Answer 242

To trick oneself / To be mistaken To trick/deceive/cheat

Answer 243

Fault Error

Answer 244

Adverb: About/Towards Noun: Verse / Poetry Worm

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To go to bed/sleep To sleep Go to bed!

Answer 246

Mine (M) Yours (M) His Mine (F) Yours (F) Hers

Answer 247

S’habiller Se déshabiller

Answer 248

To wear (something)

Answer 249

T-Shirt (Ehn my-oh)

Answer 250

Un Slip (Ehn sleep) Sous-vêtements Un soutien-gorge (Ehn soo-tee-yhen gorzh)

Answer 251

Les baskets

Answer 252

Un tailleur (ehn ty-or) Un costume (ehn kos-tu) En costume-cravate Un smoking Une robe Une robe de fête Une robe de bal

Answer 253

Un magasin de disques Un magasin de chaussures Un grand magasin Une boutique Une librairie Une centre commercial

Answer 254

Salesman Saleswoman

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Une caisse Un caissier / une caissière

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Un panier Un caddie

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Department / Aisle

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En espèces Une carte de crédit Une carte bancaire

Answer 259

Rules of etiquette

Answer 260

How much does this cost? What is the price?

Answer 261

Bon (adjective) = Good Bien (adverb) = Well

Answer 262

Good idea! Good riddance! Good evening! Good day! Good style, Good kind / Good attitude! Good eater (fork)! Good cheese = someone who has a cushy job.

Answer 263

She is comfortable in her own skin.

Answer 264

He has a sharp tongue. (Meaning... he’s s smooth talker) Litterally - he has well hung language

Answer 265

Well understood.

Answer 266

Of course.

Answer 267

Ça va bien (it’s going well) or just ... Bien (Well)

Answer 268

Je vais bien (I am going well) or just Bien (Well)

Answer 269

Père Noël (Father Christmas)

Answer 270

Sapin de Noël Guirlandes lumineuses Couronne Houx Chaussette de Noël Réveillon

Answer 271

So Well So what? And then? Ex.) So, how’s it going?

Answer 272

What... You know (what)?

Answer 273

Oh good. I see. Oh really?

Answer 274

As a result (Thus / Therefore / Hence) Is similar to ...Dans ce cas (in that case) Literally means ... of the blow/stroke Ex.) So you’ll have to walk.

Answer 275

Even when…. Wow, really? Even when?

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Well (Informal version of Bien) Well, yes. Ok then…. (Literally, well good)

Answer 277

Finally (literally) Actually, anyways, long story short (slang) Pronounced (ahn-fahn)

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= Vacation or Holiday pronounced (va-kon-s) (Always plural) = to be on holidays = to go on holidays = a trip = a work leave

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To the countryside Pronounced (a la kom-pa-neh)

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To fly To steal

Answer 281

To Bathe or Swim To swim Bathtub

Answer 282

To suntan To have a tan

Answer 283

Faire du ski Or Skier

Answer 284

I had fun.

Answer 285

The weather was bad

Answer 286

A keychain

Answer 287

Saigner (pronounced ... say-nyay) La blessure (pronounced ... blay-sir) Le pansement (pronounced ... pahn-s-mahn)

Answer 288

To take off To land

Answer 289

The ticket window/counter The platform

Answer 290

The schedule / timetable

Answer 291

La gare La gare / la station de métro

Answer 292

Une pièce La monnaie Rendre la monnaie Un centime Porte-monnaie Payer en espèces / Payer en liquide (colloquial)

Answer 293

How much do I owe you? (Polite) How much does it cost? (Formal)

Answer 294

Not enough

Answer 295

Premier(e) Deuxième Troisième Quatrième Cinquième Sixième Vingt-cinquième

Answer 296

What’s the matter? what’s going on?

Answer 297

I am worried A worry/problem

Answer 298

Better You feel better?

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Hi feels relaxed.

Answer 300

Two years ago

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For a year

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Tu ... Sois ____! Nous ... Soyons ____! Vous ... Soyez ____! Ex. Sois forte! = Be strong! Soyons heureux! = Let’s be happy! Soyez en forme! = Be fit!

Answer 303

AÏe + adjective Ayons + adjective Ayez + adjective Ex. Aïe du courage! = Be brave! (lit = have some courage) Ayons confiance! = Let’s be confident! Ayez de la patience! = Be patient!

Answer 304

Nous vous souhaitons

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Chercher = To search / look for (something, a thought/idea, someone for a meeting (to pick up)) Trouver = To find Rechercher = To research/look for

Answer 306

L’œil Les yeux

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Leaf/sheet of paper Arm chair Squirrel Reception Wallet

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Right / Straight / Up right Straight ahead To the right

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Annonces Publicités

Answer 310

You study Note: Noun = des études (studies) Verb = étudier (to study)

Answer 311

Feh(n) Shah(n). (no M sound, slight nasally N sound (very faint))

Answer 312

Pendant Durant

Answer 313

Je t’embrasse = I kiss you Bisous = Kiss = xx

Answer 314

Means (Literally = wants to say)

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It is raining Rain (n) To rain (v)

Answer 316

FÉMININE - Common endings Nouns which end in - **e** - la na**TION** - la liber**TE** - la chant**EUSE** Exceptions: - la voix MASCULINE - Common endings - le from**AGE** - le docu**MENT** - un ois**EAU** - le mir**OIR**

Answer 317

I would want I would like

Answer 318

In the act of In the process of Je suis en train de partir = i am leaving.

Answer 319

I want I would like / I want I would like I would like

Answer 320

You have not visited Rome? Yes (I did), but I didn’t like the city very much.

Answer 321

To Annoy To Bore

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One way street

Answer 323

Pay attention Watch out

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In front of

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The wrong way Bad sense

Answer 326

You just told me that …

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SUIVRE = To follow We are being followed!

Answer 328

You hit two motorcycles

Answer 329

I had I was

Answer 330

I went out

Answer 331

I was learning (some) foreign languages

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Lonesomely Only, Simply,

Answer 333

Old drum set

Answer 334

Here is / here are / there is / there are That’s / there it it / here it is

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You have to tidy your room

Answer 336

I am telling you what happens

Answer 337

You don’t leave me To leave, to drop off, They left him an apartment.

Answer 338

Be quiet! Shut up!

Answer 339

He fights against.

Answer 340

Aussi goes AFTER the verb.

Answer 341

Mostly Especially

Answer 342

Let’s go

Answer 343

She is dressed TBC She is getting dressed (is dressing) She got dressed

Answer 344

We have to watch her act / play.

Answer 345

It is bad It sucks.

Answer 346

You fell asleep.

Answer 347

What’s going on?

Answer 348

They understand RATHER well.

Answer 349

They are learning rather quickly. They are learning rapidly enough. They learn quite quickly.

Answer 350

End At the end of

Answer 351

video call

Answer 352

I miss you

Answer 353

Come in between. Ex.) Je l’ai déjà terminé. Ex.) Eduard a presque terminé ce livre.

Answer 354

To leave (similar to partir) / to go away She goes away. She leaves. Go away! Buzz off! (The ‘en’ necessary to make this phrase mean ’go away (somewhere)’ and not just ‘go’)

Answer 355

It looks like … It looks as if … (We would say that …)

Answer 356

On the dance floor

Answer 357

It’s she who has had it. She got it.

Answer 358

Post (publish) it on social media.

Answer 359

Pretends To pretend

Answer 360

Would you like to help me? You (really) want to help me?

Answer 361

Plenty / Full / Filled / (also: Roaring Drunk :) … a lot of …

Answer 362

I have never seen you there.

Answer 363

Actually, in deed, in fact, in effect

Answer 364

Local laws

Answer 365

But it’s only five am.

Answer 366

Both Both of them We both need to sleep.

Answer 367

En colère

Answer 368

Are they angry?

Answer 369

It’s break time.

Answer 370

C’est la pause. C’est l’heure de la pause.

Answer 371

To leave to To leave from

Answer 372

Partir à Partir de

Answer 373

Le serveur du bar

Answer 374

Le hall de l’hôtel

Answer 375

L’ascenseur (F)

Answer 376

Bientôt (Well + Early)

Answer 377

Soon Shortly

Answer 378

Grocery Shopping Shopping

Answer 379

Faire les magasins Faire les courses

Answer 380

Plan Predict (Hint: Pre - see)

Answer 381

Regular verb meaning To tidy up, stow away, classify Se ranger = to pull in, make room, pull over, step aside Ex) ranger sous = tuck under

Answer 382

To wait for To hear

Answer 383

He is hurt He is injured

Answer 384

This / That

Answer 385

A lot Too much

Answer 386

They will check on **her/him?** every day. They will hear from him/her every day.

Answer 387

The world A lot of People / crowded

Answer 388

Parce qu is usally followed by a small sentence. A cause de is just followed by a noun. Je ne vais pas a la plage a cause de la pluie. (… because of THE RAIN) Je ne vais pas a la plage parce qu’il pleut. (… because IT IS RAINING)

Answer 389

Box Boots Bottle

Answer 390

To go up, come up, climb up. (Je monte à l’étage.) To go, come, climb down. (Alain descend l’escalier.)

Answer 391

Entrer - to enter Monter - to go up Rentrer - to return home Retourner - to return Revenir - to come back Partir - to leave Sortir - to go out / leave Venir - to come Devenir - to become Descendre - to go down

Answer 392

Always Still Forever

Answer 393

We will be done quickly.

Answer 394

The following morning

Answer 395

Mettre le bazar

Answer 396

(To) make a mess Mettre = to put, to put on, to make, to pay, to place, to set, to spread, to turn on, to spend (time), to take (time)

Answer 397

Faire pour aller Ex) Comment est-ce que je fais pour aller à l’aéroport

Answer 398

L’hotel de ville

Answer 399

I give them to them.

Answer 400

They offer you them. They offer them to you.

Answer 401

BEFORE BEFORE BEFORE Ex) Je le lui donne. Ex) Je te le donne.

Answer 402

He was born in the 50’s.

Answer 403

My son was born in the 21st century.

Answer 404

Talk about Talk of

Answer 405

First one! Souvent comes after the form of Parler (parle á, or parle de)

Answer 406

This is a daily program. This is a daily TV show.

Answer 407

It’s the past.

Answer 408

The bottle is empty.

Answer 409

I hope that you won’t be too disappointed by the weather.

Answer 410

J’irai surfer cette vague très célèbre.

Answer 411

A big storm

Answer 412

Your sailboat

Answer 413

It’ll be dangerous

Answer 414

You will be wet

Answer 415

The traffic

Answer 416

The train station To park/dock (a vehicle) I park (Reflexive) parks her/himself

Answer 417

What’s the matter?

Answer 418

Qu’est ce qu’il y a? Qu'est-ce qui se passe ?

Answer 419

Help (n, m) Assistance / Rescue

Answer 420

You are injured?

Answer 421

Oh really? What’s wrong?

Answer 422

She is in a rush?

Answer 423

Elle était Elle a été Elle est Elle sera

Answer 424

Vous avez gagné Vous gagnez Vous gagnerez

Answer 425

Nous faisions Nous avons fait Nous faisons Nous ferons

Answer 426

Vous êtes allé(e)s Vous alliez Vous allez Vous irez

Answer 427

Nous aurons Elles auront

Answer 428

Elles ont eu Elles ont Elles auront

Answer 429

Everywhere

Answer 430

Facing Opposite of

Answer 431

A guy pushed the saleswoman.

Answer 432

Firefighters

Answer 433

Prête-lui. Prête-la-lui.

Answer 434

The hike / trek / long walk To hike

Answer 435

To be(long) to This house is mine. This house belongs to me.

Answer 436

To be used for (serves to) This device is used for taking pictures.

Answer 437

You are wearing / you wear You are carrying / you carry

Answer 438

Too many hallways

Answer 439

This thing

Answer 440

It is useless It is not used for antyhing

Answer 441

The trash can is full.

Answer 442

The wood The beverage He drinks The boot The bottle The box To drink

Answer 443

You must / One has to / It is necessary You will have to / It will be necessary

Answer 444

To take To pass / succeed (Passer doesn’t mean ‘to pass a test’…. But instead means to pass an object, or to spend time (not money), to take)

Answer 445

Baccalaureate (Exams)

Answer 446

A diploma Qualified / Certified To award a diploma

Answer 447

It will be necessary to study a lot even during your vacation. You’ll have to study a lot even during your vacation.

Answer 448

I get up / I am getting up I dream / I am dreaming

Answer 449

Skill, profession, occupation

Answer 450

Stores Magazines

Answer 451

To think about / reflect / ponder I’m thinking / I reflect She thought (about it) You were thinking / reflecting We will think / ponder

Answer 452

I would like to buy this BRAND of coat.

Answer 453

You recommend to me

Answer 454

Leave a tip for the waiter

Answer 455

It’s a daily TV show.

Answer 456

Daily Weekly

Answer 457

Italian fashion.

Answer 458

Toy (n, m) To Play (v)

Answer 459

Monter = to increase, climb, set up Montrer = to show Both can be reflexive

Answer 460

Can you send me the link to this website?

Answer 461

A nightmare

Answer 462

What’s inside?

Answer 463

As much As many of X as of Y As much as …

Answer 464

Worst Worse

Answer 465

Mine Your His/Hers/Its

Answer 466

To do hair / to brush hair / to cover or put atop To brush ones own hair

Answer 467

Straight (hair) Note: curly = bouclé

Answer 468

Do you know what a comb is for? (You know for what use is (serves) a comb?

Answer 469

Why did Lin tell Simon? Is it ….? has he …? Did it …? has she …? Did he say …? Did she see .?

Answer 470

Ca a l’air bon. (Not - cette regarde bonne) Regarder = to look at

Answer 471

Frais Fraîches Frais

Answer 472

Tu peux faire ta code.

Answer 473

Tu devrais prendre soin de toi.

Answer 474

We are no longer We aren’t anymore (?)

Answer 475

On the floor Down / By land Fall down

Answer 476

Seriously They seriously hurt themselves. They got seriously hurt.

Answer 477

Whichever Just any

Answer 478

Platform (train station platform) Warf / Quay Pronounced = Kay

Answer 479

Average Middle Between (and Enters/Goes in)

Answer 480

I doubt it.

Answer 481

She suspects something

Answer 482

They get along well. They hear each other well.

Answer 483

He apologizes. He excuses himself.

Answer 484

Remorse He has remorse - he is remorseful

Answer 485

He regrets not being able to participate To regret

Answer 486

To get up To raise (up) - both mean - something goes UP Similar to ‘To Levitate’

Answer 487

He begins to work. He puts himself to work. = j’ai commencé à travailler

Answer 488

What is happening? What is happening to you? What has happened to you? Are you able to do it?

Answer 489

To pity To complain

Answer 490

To serve / To be used for To serve oneself To service oneself of OR **TO USE**!!

Answer 491

To deceive, to be unfaithful To be mistaken

Answer 492

Both mean - where is the Eiffel Tower?

Answer 493

To move in To tidy/clean To relocate

Answer 494

unpack the boxes Unpack the suitcase

Answer 495

In spoken french people say ‘boulot’ (boo-low), but in written french they use travail - but they both mean WORK. J’ai beaucoup de boulot aujourd’hui.

Answer 496

Vous me les prêtez.

Answer 497

J’achète toujours des fleurs à ma mère.

Answer 498

To lend, loan, render, stretch

Answer 499

To Download

Answer 500

L’arc-en-ciel (m)

Answer 501

According to

Answer 502

Towards - Attitude Towards - Direction/time & Verse (literature)

Answer 503

Tu devras faire les trajets **Trajet** (n, m) 1.général [n]: distance; journey 2.voyager [n]: route; path; itinerary 3.automobiles [n]: drive Ex) trajet de retour — way back

Answer 504

It’s not the end of the world

Answer 505

Tu vas finir par trouver quelque chose

Answer 506

To lack To miss Ex) Tu vas beaucoup me manquer quand tu seras en Chine. — I will miss you a lot when you are in China. Il manque un livre dans mon cartable. — One book is missing from my schoolbag. Ce n'est pas l'envie qui me manque ! — It's not that I don't want to! Il lui manque une case. — He's got a screw loose. [idiom] manquer à l'appel — to be missing Les sinistrés du cyclone manquent cruellement de nourriture. — The cyclone victims are sorely lacking in food. Il va bientôt nous manquer du pain. — We will soon run out of bread. Il me manque encore dix euros. — I am still ten euros short. Le temps manque. — We are short of time.

Answer 507

Spokesman/woman (Person who carries the speech) Porte - to carry Parole - speech/lyrics

Answer 508

As for / As to / About / Regarding (never without a or aux) When / Once / While (never with a) (Pronounced similar, before liaison)

Answer 509

Whose/Including So

Answer 510

Closing ceremonies

Answer 511

Défilé (day fee lay) (m)

Answer 512

To take place, or. Unroll To roll

Answer 513

To count Starting

Answer 514

Mostly, Especially The Most

Answer 515

Ni l’un Ni l’autre Les deux / l’un ou l’autre

Answer 516

Should I leave a tip?

Answer 517

You are not bothering me.

Answer 518

To disarrange, upset, inconvenience, bother, trouble, disturb, mess up, disorder, interfere with

Answer 519

Il ne se coiffe pas (quoi FF) Il ne ne s’est pas coiffé (quoi Fay)

Answer 520

Elles rouleront Rouler (to roll or ride (in) something with wheels) To drive

Answer 521

Ride a bike Driving the car Drive a car Ride a horse

Answer 522

To tell a story (re count a story) To meet up To find To find again To meet (that you know, and are kind of meeting again) - to re meet up with To look for To do research

Answer 523

Always means illegal drugs (not medicine) Medicine / drugs (legal)

Answer 524

You leave! To leave I’m leaving you leave / Leave! he is leaving we leave / We leave! Let’s move on! you are leaving / Leave! they leave we are leaving = on part To leave

Answer 525

Est-ce que tu pourrais répéter, s’il te plait?

Answer 526

I am able to. I can to that. I know how to do that.

Answer 527

I could (I was able to) - past tense

Answer 528

I will have to (future simple) I should (conditional present)

Answer 529

So much So So

Answer 530

To cheat on (a marriage) To be mistaken, to be wrong

Answer 531

It already happened to you to be wrong? You were wrong

Answer 532

They could not

Answer 533

To go again, to go back somewhere To come home (to house or country) To come back (from anywhere to anywhere)

Answer 534

Meilleur pronounced …. May heure. (No L sound) … this one GOES WITH BON Mieux pronounced … me uh … this one GOES WITH BIEN KEY HERE … both above words mean exactly same thing… BETTER Bien = well / fine Bon = good

Answer 535

AUTANT is used for quantity =as (many/much) AUSSI is used to compare everything else =also Elle est aussi mince que moi.

Answer 536

It’s the worst of the worst It’s getting worse and worse It’s getting better and better En = IN or SOME

Answer 537

Anna m’a raconté ce qui s’est passé hier soir. (Passer without reflexive means ‘to pass or spend’. Se Passer means ‘to happen’.) Anna m’a raconté ce qui est arrivé hier soir. (Arriver means ‘to arrive’ or ‘to happen’… mean exactly the same.) ‘Ce qui’ is required to make Arriver verb mean ‘happen’… because the ‘ce’ connotes the THING that is happening.

Answer 538

This is what I’ve been told This is what I have heard.

Answer 539

In English: Gender Genres

Answer 540

To rescue (often used in past and present tense) HELP! = to the rescue (literally) To help Emergency exit = France emergency exit = Quebec

Answer 541

What’s happening?

Answer 542

YOu would not have a cigarette?

Answer 543

I have pain here.

Answer 544

I would like to register (myself). I would like to subscribe (myself). Inscrire = register Se abonner = subcribe

Answer 545

I don’t feel like … something (wants to) I don’t feel like … something. (feels like)

Answer 546

Similar/alike (comparing two things) Same

Answer 547

It rocks! Hé is high (adjective meaning stoned) Déchire means (litterally) to RIP. It sucks! From verb craindre - formal word for TO FEAR.

Answer 548

NONE, exact same MO should use ONLY the feminine because I am female!

Answer 549

I am looking for the book aisle/department.

Answer 550

Does that speak to you? What do you think about … Does this ring a bell? Same as above, but in future tense.

Answer 551

It’s your turn? This is yours? It’s yours? In question or statement form.

Answer 552

We’re going? Shall we go? Let’s go!

Answer 553

Let me be in peace. Leave me alone. TO LET Leave me alone! You let me …. Borrow the car etc.

Answer 554

Size Pronounced ‘TIE’

Answer 555

I can sit here? Pronounced - ass whar

Answer 556

To do/make To do/make AGAIN To have To re-have (to have more/ to have again)

Answer 557

M and F pronounced exactly the same. Cher Michel, Chère Michelle,

Answer 558

Qu’est ce qu’on fait?

Answer 559

What do we do?

Answer 560

Montrer Monter

Answer 561

To Climb To Show

Answer 562

Je suis en train d’apprendre le français

Answer 563

I have begun

Answer 564

To go from one place to another To stop by (to spend time/come to see you) To spend time To change the nature or quality of something (spring to fall) For time to pass by (the pain will come to pass) To be bearable/it’s OK (when used with Ca) To pass an exam To be elected / To be accepted into a role To pass way/expire (to die/time to pass/for a spirit to cross over) To slide from one conversation into another To put on (clothes) Qu’est-ce qui se passe? = What’s happening? Ça passe = Ça roule = It’s OK

Answer 565

Rendre visiter = to (return to) visit

Answer 566

To Slip To slide into something (reflexive)

Answer 567

To put on (clothes)

Answer 568

Blonde/blond Châtain clair (F/M in Quebec only) Brune/brun Châtain foncé Noire/Noir (sound the same) Rousse/Roux Blonde vénitienne/Blond vénitien If colours are TWO WORDS - then ignore the F/M or Plural changes. And the following colours don’t change F/M or plural - except a few exceptions … see list from Veronique

Answer 569

New Nephew

Answer 570

Test Proof

Answer 571

Directed Interview

Answer 572

Mark out of

Answer 573

Line to succeed for obtaining the diploma = minimum grade to pass

Answer 574

At the rear of the bus

Answer 575

Displace/move/

Answer 576

To start from Ex) starting from Saturday = a partir de samedi Ex) de 14h a 16h = a partir de 14 jusqu’a 16h

Answer 577

Hobbies Similar to Passe Temps (pass times) Centre de loisir = recreation centre

Answer 578

It just opened (past) It just opened (recent past) It is about to open It is in the process of opening It just passed by

Answer 579

Answering machine Voice mails

Answer 580

The party/celebration To celebrate

Answer 581

Birthday Wedding anniversary

Answer 582

Tick (make a tick mark in a box)

Answer 583

To take information about schedules

Answer 584

What do you think (about) ...? What would you think (about) …?

Answer 585

This/that one here/there That/that one there/here Not this/that one Not that/this one

Answer 586

Wear (clothes) Carry (something)

Answer 587

Pronunciation: BON = bauhn - barely any N sound BONNE = bon-ne (ON sound)

Answer 588

Do you want? (Polite way to ask about interest)

Answer 589

Compétition

Answer 590

All three sound the same… all identical to English short A (ah)

Answer 591

Haste or Hurry quickly I can not wait Hastily (adverb) Hâte is very similar to dépêcher I am in a hurry Hurry up (you)! I am hurrying

Answer 592

Like, As, Since How

Answer 593

L’aînée / L’aîné (pronounced Lay Nay) La cadette / le cadet (F = pronounced like cadet in English, with T sound) La benjamine / le benjamin

Answer 594

About A line In-line About

Answer 595

In the same way

Answer 596

To contact (To call by phone)

Answer 597

To be tainted Tainted

Answer 598

To show, to post

Answer 599

To lose A loss

Answer 600

Performance

Answer 601

Small consolation…

Answer 602

As compared to

Answer 603

Pension plans

Answer 604

Next to, beside On the side of, of the side of

Answer 605

To maintain (reflexive verb)

Answer 606

Near from, next to Near

Answer 607

Close the toilet lid To bend down To drop, to lower

Answer 608

Nor (no D sound) Sood (sue - D) West (just like in English) Est (like West without the W)

Answer 609

LAH N DEE Not “unh” sound.

Answer 610

Cinquante (T sound at end) Use ‘et’ between 1 and each decile, until 81 At 81 drop the ‘et’ Even use ‘et’ for 71 …. soixante et onze 80 = quatre vingt (pronounce the RE at end of quatre … even though when saying FOUR we say ‘cat’ ) Cent un = 101 If the noun is feminine then use UNE for all numbers … 81 = quatre vingt une

Answer 611

G = ghz ay (j’ai) J = jzhee (biologie) = BEE ologie (Above are opposite to what would be intuitive sound) K = Kah (capital) O = long o sound (de l’eau) Q = Kewh (cube) U = ooow (like in voiture, dur) X = eeeks (fixé) Z = zed (

Answer 612

Both CE Qui and CE Que mean That or That Which If it refers to a noun (expressed before), then you will use "que/qui". If it refers to the whole part of the sentence, the whole idea, then it will be "ce que/ce qui" Ce Qui is used to replace the SUBJECT of the verb - tu vois **ce qui** tombe? (There is no subject, so CE is used in place of saying. You see something who/that is falling?) - ce sont les feuilles **qui** sont jaunes. (Les feuilles is the subject, so CE is not needed) Ce Que is used to replace the OBJECT of the verb - ce sont les roses **que** j’ai reçus. In this sentence, que denotes the object “les roses”, whereas ce que is used to indicate an entire idea. - ce n'est pas **ce que** j'ai commandé.

Answer 613

Je sais où il habite. - where C’est l’année où tu t’es cassé la jambe. - when Le jour où je viendrai, on boira un verre de vin (a very specific day in the future) Quand je viendrai, on boira un verre de vin (not a specific day - this is just a general even that may occur)

Answer 614

La chose qui est important = ce qui est important (ce qui replaces the noun ‘la chose’)

Answer 615

To feed To feed Food / Supply Food

Answer 616

HAIR HORSES

Answer 617

Cleanliness Clean To clean To do the cleaning

Answer 618

DO NOT PRONOUNCE THE ‘T’ in ‘et’ (the second sentence), so as to differentiate. No liaison with ET

Answer 619

Outfit Rest Employee break room Reception

Answer 620

To replace

Answer 621

Affixed, displayed

Answer 622

Below Above

Answer 623

To switch/turn off To switch/turn off Used for lights, phone, radio, computer etc.

Answer 624

A wine glass (a glass for wine) A glass OF wine

Answer 625

To reunite. To put together. To collect funds

Answer 626

Therefore, So Thereby Pronounced Ahn See

Answer 627

Rather/Instead, Mostly/Quite

Answer 628

When / Once Note: Quand is more formal than Lorsque

Answer 629

To get angry

Answer 630

Between Against

Answer 631

Denmark Danish

Answer 632

Novels The novel

Answer 633

Notice, opinion, advice According to him/her - in his/her opinion According to him/her

Answer 634

Starving (super hungry)

Answer 635

A day off (work) I am off work (paid time off) I am on holiday

Answer 636

Neither Either

Answer 637

WAffles Half baguette with butter and jam (tartine = to spread something on bread)

Answer 638

Squirrels Bears A deer Female deer

Answer 639

Surrounded

Answer 640

Some trout (fish)

Answer 641

Montrer Monter

Answer 642

To show To go up / climb

Answer 643

Là is used to show its in the future OR past See lesson sheet from Veronique

Answer 644

High rise building with stories Building any

Answer 645

To be right on time. Sharp. Batteries ~ AA, A, 9V, etc (not computer batteries) Pile of books (specifically) Pronounced Peel

Answer 646

To be missed BY (in present tense) (Use of this verb is odd, backwards) JUST LIKE PLAIRE verb, both backwards!! You are being missed by ME ( = I MISS YOU) They are being missed by her ( = She misses them) !!!

Answer 647

To be pleasing Tu me plait = you are pleasing to me = I like you Je te plait = I am pleasing to you = you like me

Answer 648

Haste To hurry

Answer 649

To be pressed (for time) I am in a hurry

Answer 650

She is going to have a ‘fat morning’ = she is going to sleep late

Answer 651

Être en colère Fâcher Se fâcher (reflexive)

Answer 652

! Point d’exclamation : Deux points ; Point Virgule (dot comma) # Dièse (dee ez) % Pourcentage , Virgule (veer gouhl) . Point @ Arobase & Et )( Parenthèse $ Dollar ? Point d’interrogation / Slash + Plus = Égal X Multiplier

Answer 653

À tes souhaits À vos souhaits (Means To You Wishes) Sweat-ay

Answer 654

Éternuer (Regular ER verb)

Answer 655

To pass (movement) To pass by / come in briefly (aller quelque part) - je passe demain = I will pass by by tomorrow To traverse - to pass To be (not) accepted - to not pass an exam. Or to temporarily allow - to let someone pass through a gate, this one time. Or something I just can’t accept/can’t ‘swallow’ the idea. Like getting fired. To write/sit an exam (NOT to pass the exam… this requires the verb RÉUSSIR) For time to pass, or a state of being to pass To change state - to get promoted, to graduate, to PASS to another LEVEL (Just don’t use it to describe PASSING an exam) To pass through - water passing through a pipe, or electricity passing through wires (or people in a new relationship) To pass on doing something …. To say ‘I pass’ - I don’t want to participate. To be transmitted - when a movie or play passes through theatres

Answer 656

To implicate

Answer 657

Can be Perhaps / maybe

Answer 658

Radio Radio (Need context to understand which

Answer 659

Sadness Youth / young-ness

Answer 660

To flow out

Answer 661

Current (electric)

Answer 662

Imagine Style / In a way

Answer 663

To avoid something, to pass on doing something

Answer 664

To draw / to pick up a card (when playing a card game)

Answer 665

A DAMN card

Answer 666

To make a bid (at an auction)

Answer 667

What’s happening? What happened?

Answer 668

The drinks are ‘fee based’ or ‘to be paid for’ The drinks are not included. The drinks are charged. PAYANTES = Adjective meaning ‘Paying’ or ‘to be paid for’ These are paying guests.

Answer 669

I don’t care.

Answer 670

She is leaving.

Answer 671

To hold Here you are! You hold.

Answer 672

To break My boyfriend and I broke up.

Answer 673

Amener - you will bring something to me (Bring) - AH men ay Emmener - you will take me to something (Take) - AHN men ay

Answer 674

I’m really going to miss you. I miss you. Manquer - to be MISSED BY

Answer 675

To be PLEASED BY (reverse of English) I like this house This house pleases me (= I like this house) If it pleases you = Please.

Answer 676

The second is correct… because NE and PAS need to BOTH come before the verb when it is INFINITIVE. And here répondre is infinitive because it is the third verb.

Answer 677

What are you doing? What are you making?

Answer 678

What are you doing? What are you making? Note: you can never start a question with QUOI. You have to use Que, or À quoi.

Answer 679

Log cake - sold at Christmas (roll cake, often in chocolate) in France

Answer 680

Noix de saint Jacques Coquilles saint Jacques

Answer 681

What are you saying? What are you wanting to say? Trying to say? What do you mean? What does that mean? ( What does that want to say?) There is no VERB in french that means ‘to mean’.

Answer 682

Heat (noun) It’s hot outside (weather) The coffee is hot The windows are hot (F, Plural)

Answer 683

A holiday Proud (M) Proud (F) - has accent on first E, but masculine doesn’t have one Pride (Adjective) To be proud

Answer 684

Ainsi = thus, so, thereby, as, (Pronounced - AHN SEE) Tellement = So much so, so much. When used alone… = Agreed? Donc = So, Therefore, Thus (a consequence of something) Alors = Then, So (can be used alone, as a pause between two sentences)

Answer 685

having left

Answer 686

To hold, to keep Here you go. Here it is. (Similar to Voila) What a surprise (positive or negative). Wait (hold on)

Answer 687

To put asleep To fall asleep To Sleep To go to sleep To put to bed To go to bed

Answer 688

I can help you? May I help you?

Answer 689

The first one above DNE - instead use the second phrase above. Meaning CAN I .

Answer 690

Aisles, departments (in a store)

Answer 691

Style, way Manner, Style, way To do so in a way that … showy …

Answer 692

Où is after a noun, describing a time in the past…. Le jour où je suis né. (Even though in English we could use WHEN to say this, technically, WHERE is more appropriate) Quand is for a period of time

Answer 693

Courage Courrageous To correct

Answer 694

Putain = whore Nom de dieu = name of God

Answer 695

To be informed - to be kept current To be informed - to be kept up to date/current Current (routine, standard)

Answer 696

To be careful

Answer 697

It, This, That This, This is, It That, That is, It It, This, That

Answer 698

Devenir (IR verb) Deviner (ER verb)

Answer 699

To become To guess/infer/sense

Answer 700

I was fed up with being the best friend

Answer 701

The next day / result / consequence Tomorrow

Answer 702

Réflexive verb meaning `to be excited’ (Rejoice)

Answer 703

Les poumons

Answer 704

To have Value It’s value I am worth To must have to / it is necessary to One must / you must / he must

Answer 705

Notice placement of the adverb

Answer 706

Deviner Passe compose uses ETRE + DEVENU Devenir (duh vee nay) Passe compose uses AVOIR + DEVINÉ

Answer 707

Same The same things The same thing = the same A Thing Stuff

Answer 708

What is this?

Answer 709

Town Hall City Hall

Answer 710

Town hall / city hall The Bride / Bride The Groom / Groom

Answer 711

La mariée Le marié La mairie L’Hotel de Ville

Answer 712

Anguish / anxiety / distress

Answer 713

The first floor. Upstairs. On the first floor. The agent takes them upstairs.

Answer 714

I have it all planned. I’ve got it all covered.

Answer 715

Rather More like Quite

Answer 716

Style / the way At any rate / Either way / In any event

Answer 717

Current Aware / In the know / Up to date

Answer 718

Received Disappointed

Answer 719

1. In fact / Actually 2. At the fact / By the way / In fact 3. Done / Fact / Made / Done and done (Faire = to MAKE or to DO) 4. Even when / Even so / All the same / Still / Anyway 5. Anyway 6. By the way

Answer 720

I have a pain in my back.

Answer 721

The yogurt is a bit flavourless. Dull/tasteless (pronounced FAD)

Answer 722

The college / university

Answer 723

Deviner (verb) Devine! (Impératif)

Answer 724

To guess (verb) Guess!

Answer 725

Hum, je parie que oui.

Answer 726

The waffle

Answer 727

To overeat

Answer 728

Fresh Cooked

Answer 729

The tail The cue

Answer 730

The chopsticks

Answer 731

The place setting / tableware The cutlery / tableware The blanket

Answer 732

Sweet Soft Gentle

Answer 733

An ear A pillow

Answer 734

As much As much as

Answer 735

For a year Two years ago For three years

Answer 736

The slightest noise disturbs me.

Answer 737

La pâte Les pâtes

Answer 738

Ajouter Mélanger

Answer 739

We would go swimming.

Answer 740

We would relax.

Answer 741

He likes to tinker.

Answer 742

To do the laundry.

Answer 743

I was exhausted (F)

Answer 744

Empty Quickly.

Answer 745

Comment vous payez? Vous réglez comment? Réglez Comment?

Answer 746

To Settle (a bill) To bring to an end / transact

Answer 747

J’ai apporte mon propre sac. Mon propre sac. J’ai un sac propre. Sac propre.

Answer 748

Eating Dietary Food Don to earn a living, or make money

Answer 749

E sounds like … je, de, deux, EUH

Answer 750

You should comb your hair before going out.

Answer 751

Poussière

Answer 752

Customs (office, at the boarder)

Answer 753

Bonjour à tous et à toutes

Answer 754

Merci à tantôt

Answer 755

Je suis désolée, je ne parle pas (encore) très bien français- mais j’y travaille.

Answer 756

Merci d’être patient avec moi, mon niveau de français est faible, et je ne suis pas encore assez confiante pour communiquer en français.

Answer 757

Si vous parlez lentement, je pourrai ainsi mieux comprendre.

Answer 758

Sounds like jardin, demain, bain. = AHN

Answer 759

AFTER Ex. Je lis souvent. NOT. Je souvent lis. Nous mangeons seulement des choses faites maison.

Answer 760

Les vagues Le mur La natation Les nuages La mouette

Answer 761

La baignoire Le robinet Les bulles de savon Le dentifrice Le lavabo La laine Le papier peint Le coussin L’horloge, la pendule Le réveil

Answer 762

La commode Le coussin L’oreiller Les tableaux L’édredon

Answer 763

The iron The tea kettle The vacuum cleaner The sink The rag The stool The light bulb

Answer 764

Matches Laundry detergent The frying pan The garbage The tiles The stove

Answer 765

La brouette

Answer 766

The beehive

Answer 767

The trash / garbage

Answer 768

La pelle La fourmi L’échelle

Answer 769

The ladder The scale

Answer 770

Le ver de terre

Answer 771

The worm, earthworm

Answer 772

La truelle Truelle

Answer 773

The bee The wasp

Answer 774

Le feu de joie

Answer 775

Le nid Le nid d’oiseau

Answer 776

Les feuilles

Answer 777

Scie Marteau Tournevis Peinture Bois Clous Vis Boulons

Answer 778

La boite à outils

Answer 779

The file, wood shaving file

Answer 780

Sable Papier de verre

Answer 781

La cheminée

Answer 782

Escaliers Marches

Answer 783

Le terrain de jeux

Answer 784

The lamppost

Answer 785

The van / pick up truck

Answer 786

Playing cards

Answer 787

L’appareil de photo

Answer 788

The whistle

Answer 789

Les ballons Ballon Ballon Les ballons

Answer 790

L’arc et les flèches

Answer 791

The toboggan The slide

Answer 792

Les balançoires La balançoire

Answer 793

La clôture

Answer 794

L'Ours Le castor La chauve-souris L'aigle Le singe La Chère La chèvre La baleine Le Requin Le phoque

Answer 795

Stamps Pads

Answer 796

You might as well As much / As many Just

Answer 797

Almost empty / nearly empty

Answer 798

If So More here…

Answer 799

To fall asleep To sleep

Answer 800

To, For, In order to So, And, Thus

Answer 801

Against, Contra, Counter, To

Answer 802

Dedans Dehors Hors (l’ascenseur est hors service)

Answer 803

Nearby, With, At, Contact, From

Answer 804

Soon, Immediately, Instantly, At Once, As soon as, No sooner said than done

Answer 805

As much as, You may as well, Just, Equally, Particularly as, Especially as

Answer 806

Around, About, Surrounding

Answer 807

Formerly, Previously, In the past, Once Another time

Answer 808

However, But, Nevertheless, But then again, On the other hand, Yet

Answer 809

To enter, Log-in, To start, To be included in Enter, Between/Amongst, Visit Of, In between

Answer 810

Below/Bottom, Down, Downward, Under(neath), On the first floor On/At the bottom of (the), Downstairs

Answer 811

To comb / combing, To tease / teasing To comb oneself A comb

Answer 812

I bought some paint and brushes.

Answer 813

This morning, I couldn't comb my hair.

Answer 814

Soft / Limp / Weak / Flaccid / Flabby (appearance/physical trait) Soft / Gentle / Sweet / Mild (feel/characteristic, weather, colours, textiles) Ex) Le garçon est mou. La glace est molle. Le chien est doux. La chemise est douce.

Answer 815

Noun - Sloth (lazy animal) Adjective = lazy, easy going, idle, Verb = être paresseux

Answer 816

My bedroom is upstairs.

Answer 817

Empty / Void / Vacuum Empty again The tube is empty again

Answer 818

Haste Hurry Eager J’ai trop hâte. I can’t wait.

Answer 819

At the back / bottom

Answer 820

There isn’t any.

Answer 821

Quand Lorsque À quel moment

Answer 822

Malgré / Quand même

Answer 823

All the same Despite, Even so Still

Answer 824

Presque Environ Autour

Answer 825

Around / Surroundings About / Almost

Answer 826

Practically Almost Nearly

Answer 827

About Almost Nearly

Answer 828

Mostly, Especially Certainly not

Answer 829

So much/many, While, As, As long as, Until So much + better, That’s great! Good for you! Better So much + worse, Oh well! So much for that! Never mind! Worse

Answer 830

Ok for you? You are going to? How are you? You OK?

Answer 831

It suits you! Are you OK?

Answer 832

Do you want to ….?

Answer 833

Do you want to …? What do you say of …?

Answer 834

Do you want to go …? What do you say about going …?

Answer 835

(How) are you going? Are you OK? Does it suit you?

Answer 836

Pendant que Tandis que Alors que Tout en

Answer 837

It caught fire

Answer 838

de la (Not just ‘la’)

Answer 839

Passe compose for MORT and NÉ uses ÊTRE and not AVOIR (These are Vanderkamp verbs)

Answer 840

Sometimes, This afternoon Goodbye for now!

Answer 841

All To Punch All of a sudden, suddenly

Answer 842

Absolutely, exactly, totally All At/To Done/Made/Fact

Answer 843

Soon, Just now, Shortly Later, Earlier, A little while ago

Answer 844

Right now, right away At once, immediately

Answer 845

All the time, Forever, Always (like toujours) All the TENSES (ex. Conjugation)

Answer 846

Everybody, everyone

Answer 847

Suddenly Absolutely Later Immediately All the time Everyone

Answer 848

Suite, consequence/result, Consecutively, on end Right away,

Answer 849

Something Somewhere Sometimes

Answer 850

Nothing Not anything

Answer 851

What/That Who/Which What

Answer 852

Rather than, instead Earlier, before

Answer 853

Of course Soon

Answer 854

Car, Parce que À cause de, Grâce à

Answer 855

However (formal) While/During

Answer 856

Cependant Pourtant Toutefois Néanmoins

Answer 857

Early Immediately / as soon as possible Soon / shortly

Answer 858

Between / among To enter I enter I have entered

Answer 859

Finally Then Between

Answer 860

There’s no more

Answer 861

Puisque (conjunction) de puis (préposition)

Answer 862

Ensuite Puis Alors

Answer 863

When Even when Anyway, Still, Even if, Nevertheless, Regardless No way!! Despite Same, Even

Answer 864

First Firstly In the beginning

Answer 865

How Like, As, Since

Answer 866

See you soon! Soon.

Answer 867

In Inside outside

Answer 868

In the past One other time

Answer 869

Once, as soon as, immediately From now on…

Answer 870

Que (which) Quoi Quel (M), Quelle (F) - which

Answer 871

To pass / skip To spend (TIME, not Money) To go / proceed Note: to spend $$ = dépenser

Answer 872

Near Nearby / by Close

Answer 873

Par (for, through, per, to) Pour (for, to, of, toward) - future/now Pendant (for, during, while) - past Depuis (for, since, from)

Answer 874

PDG - sigle de (PRÉSIDENT-DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL) Des PDG Sigle de = acronym, abbreviation

Answer 875

Summer Was (past tense of être)

Answer 876

Far/away Near

Answer 877

More Another

Answer 878

Until Until to Just, Proper, Fair, Correct, Right

Answer 879

Immédiatement Tout de suite Aussitôt Dès que

Answer 880

Pendant (que)

Answer 881

More Several, many

Answer 882

Partout Nulle part n'importe où

Answer 883

Donc Ainsi Alors Si Tellement

Answer 884

After Nearby

Answer 885

As much Around

Answer 886

Already Already seen

Answer 887

On Above Under Below

Answer 888

So Therefore

Answer 889

Donc Alors Ainsi C’est pourquoi En conséquence

Answer 890

Over there

Answer 891

Here on this earth Here below

Answer 892

Use Z sound when vowel follows GROS. Ex) un gros elephant. Use Silent S when masculine noun. Ex) Il est gros. Use S sound when feminine noun. Ex) Elle est grosse.

Answer 893

The boxes The night clubs

Answer 894

To Remove, to take away, to take off You took off You took off your pyjamas

Answer 895

Get up, stand (yourself) up To raise/lift, To pick/hold up

Answer 896

to lie down, stretch out To lie down, to lengthen, draw out, extend

Answer 897

Elle est déprimée ces jours-ci

Answer 898

Breakdown, Breaking down Failure, Outage, Trouble

Answer 899

Return to, Going back to, Start again Go to, Visit, Contact, Go, To leave

Answer 900

Partir, Laisser, pour Quitter

Answer 901

Holes, With holes, Open, Hole pattern Jeans with holes

Answer 902

To lie down, To lay down (to sleep) Setting, Sunset, Sundown Sleep, Slumber To be asleep, to be dormant To go to sleep = Coucher Ex) Let’s go to sleep To go to sleep, to put to sleep To fall asleep (oneself)

Answer 903

You have some on your cheek.

Answer 904

Ne goes before the pronoun. 1) Ex. Il n’y a pas de pain. Ex. Je ne me sens pas mal.

Answer 905

Aie/Ayez confiance en Lea. Faites/Faire confiance à Lea.

Answer 906

Mon boucher organise un événement

Answer 907

This is a real improvement.

Answer 908

Improvement Improveable To improve

Answer 909

Copier Coller

Answer 910

I find it hard to understand.

Answer 911

Lyn takes out her phone.

Answer 912

Tenant, occupant Roommate

Answer 913

Enough, quite, rather, plenty

Answer 914

Painter to Paint (unskillfully) to Paint the Paint, the picture, paint job

Answer 915

Je ris Tu ris Elle rit Nous rions Vous riez Elles rient J’ai ri = I laughed

Answer 916

Haïr = hate, detest Détester = hate, detest, loathe, despise

Answer 917

Haïr = To Hate Je hais Tu hais Elle hait Nous haïssons Vous haïssez Elles haïssent J’ai haï = I hated Pronounced … ‘eye - ear’)

Answer 918

To Hire Hiring, recruiting

Answer 919

Quelque peu Assez D’une certaine façon Un peu

Answer 920

Of one certain way In a sense Somewhat

Answer 921

Any No matter which Any one Whatever

Answer 922

N’importe quel(le) Un peu de Tout (= any/all) Quelques (some/same)

Answer 923

I understand (slang). I always understand very well.

Answer 924

Nothing of it. Don’t mention it.

Answer 925

To smoke The smoke

Answer 926

To Agree Agreed OK

Answer 927

Malheureusement Fâcheusement (Annoyingly) Hélas, non (Alas… no (such luck))

Answer 928

Since As Because

Answer 929

However, But

Answer 930

Do you know where I can dispose of my garbage? My garbage cans are overflowing.

Answer 931

- en général l’adjectif est APRÈS le nom - Newness + Order + BANGS … sont AVANT le nom = **N.O B.A.N.G.S.** - Order: pour les dates, le mot ‘dernier’ et ‘prochain’ etc, se placent APRÈS le nom - les nombres avant tout autres Remember: Beau becomes Bel and Vieux become Vieil and Nouveau becomes Nouvel before words that start with a vowel or silent H

Answer 932

Please I pray of you I beg of you Without the 'en' above, the sentence says ... I beg/pray you.

Answer 933

We Shop on-line.

Answer 934

To leave (someone or something) To let/permit To allow To leave behind

Answer 935

Mes vieux amis Mes vieilles amies Mon vieil ami Ma vieillle amie

Answer 936

Before In front

Answer 937

All 4 words mean NEW (note: NEUF also means NINE) Neuf (M) / Neuve (F) - goes **AFTER** a noun, meaning the noun is new in it’s age/fabrication - used to describe the **AGE** of the object - ex) un stylo neuf, des chausseurs neuves Nouveau (M) / Nouvelle (F) - goes **BEFORE** a noun, meaning the noun is new to the object or recently acquired - used to describe **when an object has changed** - ex) un nouvelle adresse, un nouveau mari

Answer 938

What’s new? What’s up? What’s the latest? What’s new for you?

Answer 939

It’s your turn? It’s yours?

Answer 940

To leave/let Leave! Leave it! Let go! Leave me alone! Let me go! Leave me in peace!

Answer 941

Can you tell me where to find the Louvre?

Answer 942

You wouldn’t have an apple?

Answer 943

I don't really feel like it. I’m not in the mood.

Answer 944

I'm so sorry. Something's come up. I can't make it. Sorry. I have an impediment. I can not come.

Answer 945

To tear apart / to rip up That rocks! It’s awesome!

Answer 946

That/This sucks! It’s a pain in the ass.

Answer 947

Qu’est-ce que je dois faire pour obtenir un chien?

Answer 948

Let’s (just) say… Ex) let’s say that, him, he writes and me, I translate and I correct.

Answer 949

There is no need to / You’re welcome / Don’t mention it No problem.

Answer 950

True. Elle mange beaucoup de légumes. Il y a beaucoup de café.

Answer 951

Ex) Vous nous aidez à mettre le canapé dans le salon. Ex) Si vous continuez à acheter des vêtements. Ex) Quand je décide de prendre le bébé dans mes bras.

Answer 952

Il voyage **dans** le monde entier.

Answer 953

You didn’t even tell him good-bye?

Answer 954

Do you still want to go to his party?

Answer 955

Un œuf = ahn euh + f (the eu sounds like fleur) Des oeufs = dez + euh (silent F and silent S)

Answer 956

Le Bœuf = le + b + euh + f Des Bœufs = des + b + euh (no F sound, no S sound)

Answer 957

Technically, these two plural phrases sound exactly the same. So to help distinguish between them, be sure to drop the S-sound before Héros Les Zéros = lays + éro (no S sound) Les Héros = lay (no S) + éro (slight pause between words)

Answer 958

If you think of **it**, remind me of **it** in the morning.

Answer 959

To spoil, to squander To miss (a bus, or to spoil food)

Answer 960

I love polka dots and all my clothes have some.

Answer 961

Polka dots

Answer 962

Fabrics Masculine

Answer 963

The ones that I want are red and gold-coloured

Answer 964

Me, I would like the ones who are on this shelf.

Answer 965

The one I’m wearing today is looser. Yesterday it was tighter.

Answer 966

I like the one that has a collar and long sleeves.

Answer 967

You have to copy it then paste it.

Answer 968

Absolutely Totally Exactly

Answer 969

C’est un fait.

Answer 970

It’s about. We’re talking about.

Answer 971

In my opinion…

Answer 972

Cuits / Cuit Crus / Cru

Answer 973

In all (All together)

Answer 974

Don’t have fear

Answer 975

In fact / Indeed Forward / Ahead In Fact / Actually

Answer 976

It That / This

Answer 977

You are not bad. You are no worse You are not the worst.

Answer 978

the first! Il est journaliste. When describing a profession do not use un/une. Ex) Je suis avocat. NOT Je suis un avocat.

Answer 979

Que (that) Quel / Quelle (what) Quoi (what) Qui (who) Lequel / Laquelle (which that)

Answer 980

Tous les ans pendant un mois.

Answer 981

To Host / To Welcome

Answer 982

Distributeur Distributeur de billets Distributeur automatique

Answer 983

He earns a good living.

Answer 984

Meilleurs vœux ! Tous mes vœux (de bon heure) (All my best wishes for happiness) Vœux = vows / wishes

Answer 985

Je suis ici. Je suis là. J’y suis.

Answer 986

Oui, elle me va. (Yes, it suits me)

Answer 987

Right? Isn’t that so? It’s not?

Answer 988

He has eaten He is eaten

Answer 989

To understand (slang) Type 1 verb

Answer 990

That’s it! Yes! (Literally = it’s that)

Answer 991

To Beg To Ask for To Seek To Pray / Request

Answer 992

J’aime ma voisine J’aime bien ma voisine

Answer 993

Aimer Bien Aimer (There is no SINGLE word in french that means LIKE… it takes two words.. Aimer Bien)

Answer 994

How do you know it?

Answer 995

To rejoin / join To go along with / agree To contact To meet up with one another / intersect To visit each other / catch up

Answer 996

Naître & Mourir (Décéder) Sortir & Entre (Rentrer) Partir & Arriver / Retourner / Rester Aller & Venir (Revenir / Devenir) Monter & Descendre / Tomber + Passer (sometimes) Note: Monter sometimes uses AVOIR Note: all reflexive verbs use ÊTRE for passé compose, but they don’t agree with the subject!!

Answer 997

Le Moustique Sounds like ….. moose - teak

Answer 998

Prends-le! Ne le prends pas!

Answer 999

Appelle-la! Ne l’appelle pas! (LA comes **before** the verb when the https://www.frenchtoday.com/blog/french-verb-conjugation/french-imperative/

Answer 1000

1. Go away! 2. Give it back! 3. Sell it to them! 4. Buy them

Answer 1001

1. Don't go! 2. Don't give it back! 3. Don't sell it to them! 4. Don't buy me some!

Answer 1002

I can't believe it.

Answer 1003

I don’t care.

Answer 1004

`I can’t wait.`

Answer 1005

_Yes, it's Friday night._ Can also use: Oui, c'est vendredi soir. Oui, nous sommes vendredi soir. To say the same thing.

Answer 1006

It’s because all we do is watch television every evening.

Answer 1007

He wanted to leave. We were able to finish on time.

Answer 1008

J’ai eu = I have had / I had Tu as eu = You have had / You got it. Elle a eu = She has had / She got Nous avons eu = We have had Vous avez eu = You have had Elles ont eu = They have had Le participe passé pour AVOIR est…. EU

Answer 1009

Quel est le prix moyen?

Answer 1010

Before he was hating her, but NOT (now) anymore.

Answer 1011

I’m not able to download the attachment.

Answer 1012

Tonight free Lakmé opera under the ramparts at 9 p.m. if you feel like it.

Answer 1013

To appeal to

Answer 1014

Select it with the mouse, it’s easier.

Answer 1015

Move this **file** and put it in this **folder**.

Answer 1016

Mets en ligne

Answer 1017

You don’t know this person, don’t **friend** her.

Answer 1018

To add To mix

Answer 1019

Mélanger Ajouter

Answer 1020

Débranche l’ordinateur

Answer 1021

Polka-dots, dots, spots Strips

Answer 1022

Il ne m'a pas appelé dernièrement.

Answer 1023

Je n'ai AUCUNE préférence. Je n'ai PAS de préférence DU TOUT.

Answer 1024

Vanille Mayonnaise

Answer 1025

On mangera les restes du déjeuner.

Answer 1026

La nappe est sale.

Answer 1027

Personne ici n'aime les sauces amères.

Answer 1028

In, on, at Inside

Answer 1029

Towards, To Towards, Reverse

Answer 1030

Rear-end, bum Rear Overdue, simple-minded *effectively, all these words mean ‘BEHIND’

Answer 1031

To bring along / to bring about To take to / take away

Answer 1032

Generally, use QUE when a subject (Je) follows. Generally, use QUI when a verb (est) follows.

Answer 1033

Gérondif allows us to say WHILE in front of any verb. Ex) … en mangeant = while eating Rule = add ANT after the verb’s ROOT All verbs follow this rule except for these 3: Être, Avoir, Savoir. Être = en étant = while being. (Question for VC: this doesn’t look like an exception, because **ét** is the ‘root’ for être???) Avoir = en ayant = while having Savoir = en sachant = while knowing

Answer 1034

Le vieux peintre a peint sa maison avec de la peinture rouge et puis il a peint un peinture de la maison.

Answer 1035

Painter / artist To paint He has painted I am painting The picture The picture / blackboard

Answer 1036

It’s my book, this one on (about) the boy who is going to school.

Answer 1037

The first is correct. J’ai cassé ma jambe. Is also correct.

Answer 1038

This is a verb. It means TO LEAVE. Very similar to PARTIR. Ex) On s’en va? We are leaving? Ex) Elle s’en va. She is going herself somewhere/there … she is leaving. Ex) Je m’en vais. I am leaving. (I am going myself some(where)) Ex) Nous nous en allons. = Nous quittons. = Nous partons.

Answer 1039

All we do is watch the TV.

Answer 1040

2) The **second** one is correct. Moyen, Plus élève, Plus bas …. All go AFTER the NOUN These are NOT part of the BANGS rule. 3) The **first** one is correct. Meilleur, Pire, Premier …. All go BEFORE the NOUN These ARE part of the BAN**G**S rule … ‘Goodness’

Answer 1041

To omit, forget, neglect, fail

Answer 1042

J’omets Tu omets Elle omet Nous omettons Vous omettez Elles omettent J’ai omis Tu as omis Elle a omis Nous avons omis Vous avez omis Elles ont omis

Answer 1043

To fear, dread

Answer 1044

Je crains Tu crains Elle craint Nous craignons Vous craignez Elles craignent J’ai craint Tu as craint Elle as craint Nous avons craint Vous avez craint Elles on craint

Answer 1045

To complain To pity

Answer 1046

J’étais Je suis Je serai Je serais J’ai été J’avais été J’aurais été J’aurai été

Answer 1047

… says my mother while heaving a long sigh.

Answer 1048

A porthole Or An airplane window

Answer 1049

My heart is heavy

Answer 1050

Like the back of his hand Literal = like the bottom of his pocket

Answer 1051

Clean Ownership / own Proper / suitable Literal

Answer 1052

I realize that… I appreciate that ….

Answer 1053

To Perceive

Answer 1054

By the way … In fact …

Answer 1055

It is as cold as a duck. = It’s freezing!

Answer 1056

.. with some spots of brown sauce.

Answer 1057

Trottoir enneigé

Answer 1058

The restaurant is full of people

Answer 1059

To carry away To take

Answer 1060

Demonstrably / evidently / clearly / obviously / apparently Demonstration / declaration

Answer 1061

Acutely Sharply Shrill (la femme dit d’une voie aiguë)

Answer 1062

Condensation

Answer 1063

Agony/torture A real torture

Answer 1064

An April fool’s joke

Answer 1065

This is an old french word that means COLD (likely only used in Quebec)

Answer 1066

Huge snowblowers

Answer 1067

To clear, unblock, release

Answer 1068

Lancer Jeter

Answer 1069

Deer Chickens

Answer 1070

While piercing To pierce

Answer 1071

Also / likewise

Answer 1072

To recoup / recycle / collect

Answer 1073

Tubing/pipes/hoses

Answer 1074

To recover from … or … To ferment (make alcohol) Vat / Tank Vintage / Edition Examples (1) cuver son vin — to sleep off the wine (2) Il a cuvé sa colère pendant la nuit. — He got over his anger during the night. (3) Le Bordeaux cuve en fût de chêne. — Bordeaux wine ferments in an oak cask.

Answer 1075

To recognize (to notice, admit, give credit)

Answer 1076

Recognized / Known For (from reconnaître) Known / Well Known / Famous (from connaître)

Answer 1077

Between two SIPS of beer.

Answer 1078

I make semblance of hesitating = I pretend to think it over

Answer 1079

An affordable apartment

Answer 1080

Because of its history and economic and social ties with France.

Answer 1081

Netherlands (Literally = Low Country)

Answer 1082

Pays-Bas La Hollande

Answer 1083

My cardboard coffee cup slips out of my hand

Answer 1084

To Slip To Escape

Answer 1085

She is pretty as a peach

Answer 1086

To Venture to / To Dare to Regular ER verb: J’ose Tu oses … J’ai osé ….

Answer 1087

Les souliers (Quebecqois) Les chaussures (elsewhere)

Answer 1088

I feel myself BLUSHING

Answer 1089

Bursts out laughing

Answer 1090

I have an idea…

Answer 1091

I accompanied (escorted)

Answer 1092

Vite (adverb) = Fast, Quickly Rapidement (adverb) = Rapidly, Quickly * both are opposite of LENTEMENT Rapide (adjective, M/F) = Rapid, Fast, Quick * opposite of LENT

Answer 1093

Les vacances du boucher sont bientôt finies. (Note: don’t use the infinitive FINIR (v) but instead use the adjective, FINIES (PL))

Answer 1094

My ex didn’t do housework.

Answer 1095

This software is no longer used for anything, delete it.

Answer 1096

I’m not able to download the attachment.

Answer 1097

Select it with the mouse, that’s easier.

Answer 1098

Move this file and put it in this folder.

Answer 1099

The folder The file

Answer 1100

These photos are beautiful, upload them (put them on line).

Answer 1101

You don’t know this person, don’t friend her (add her).

Answer 1102

Donne-les-moi.

Answer 1103

Buy them. Give them to me. Give it to him.

Answer 1104

Donne-le-**moi**. Achetez-les. Ne **me** le donne pas. Ne le **lui** donne pas.

Answer 1105

Aide-moi! Ne m'aide pas!

Answer 1106

Achetez-les ! Ne les achetez pas !

Answer 1107

I stopped by Michel’s place for five minutes to say hello and check in on him.

Answer 1108

Above all, absolutely do not download this software.

Answer 1109

Tu vois qui tombe? Ce sont les feuilles ce qui sont jaunes.

Answer 1110

Je sais où il habite. C’est l’année où tu t’es cassé la jambe.

Answer 1111

La personne qui m’aide. La personne que j’aide.

Answer 1112

J’ai lu ce que tu as écrit. I read what (this which) you wrote. Je sais ce qui est important. I know what (this who) is important.

Answer 1113

Comment s’appelle la saison **où** les feuilles deviennent rouges?

Answer 1114

To enjoy oneself To be named (To call oneself) To stop To hide To go to bed, To set (sun) To wonder (to ask oneself) To hurry To get undressed To argue To get/be bored To get angry To get dressed To get/be worried To get up, To rise (sun)

Answer 1115

They were not liking each other anymore, so they got separated. They no longer loved each other so they split up.

Answer 1116

Before, he used to hate her but not anymore.

Answer 1117

You were SO sad.

Answer 1118

Hi last relationship ONLY lasted two days.

Answer 1119

I must fight. I have to fight.

Answer 1120

The weather is bad.

Answer 1121

Not now. Not anymore.

Answer 1122

To undermine (Conjugate as typical Type 1 - ER verb)

Answer 1123

Didier, him, he writes. Me, I correct his emails. You, you speak french well. She, she calls herself Karina also. No, me, I call myself Nicolas. Ah! Alors, lui, il s’appelle Frank.

Answer 1124

Let’s emphasize the difference.

Answer 1125

She is dead tired.

Answer 1126

Je suis en train de parle. Verb = **être en train de**

Answer 1127

To count/calculate To **intend** to Conjugation = Regular Type1 ER verb Count to ten! I count on you I **intend** to look for a new job (literally = I am counting on looking for …) My parents **intend** on going on a trip (literally = my parents are counting on making a trip)

Answer 1128

To say To tell Irregular verb: Je dis Tu dis Elle dit Nous dison**s** Vous **dites** Elles disent

Answer 1129

To translate / To voice/express Je traduis Tu traduis Elle **traduit** Nous traduisons Vous traduisez Elles traduisent Participe Passé = TRADUIT

Answer 1130

She doesn’t look good.

Answer 1131

To correct/rectify A fault False

Answer 1132

How come? / How is it? (Literally = How it makes itself?) How is that?

Answer 1133

My pal / buddy Replaces mon ami or mon copain for MEN only). Very colloquial.

Answer 1134

See you around! (Literally = Until (see you) one of these days!) See you soon (one day, no specific time, different day)! (Literally = Until (see you) soon!) See you shortly (at a specific known time, same day)! (Literally = All until (see you) on time!) See you Sunday.

Answer 1135

Je sais Tu sais Elle sait Nous savons Vous savez Elles savent PP = avoir + su Je connais Tu connais Elle conna**î**t Nous connais**s**ons Vous connais**se**z Elles connais**s**ent PP = avoir + connu

Answer 1136

I passed by here by chance.

Answer 1137

Not a single electronic device is here.

Answer 1138

Si tu débranches tout, rien ne va marcher.

Answer 1139

Antoine passe sa vie sur les réseaux sociaux. ou Antoine passe sa vie sur les médias sociaux.

Answer 1140

On reportera ça à plus tard.

Answer 1141

Le Balai La Baleine La Baignoire

Answer 1142

To delete To remove

Answer 1143

L’aspirateur

Answer 1144

Underneath

Answer 1145

Equally, also (Like aussi)

Answer 1146

Pleuvoir La pluie Il pleut

Answer 1147

il fait beau

Answer 1148

Maigre Mince

Answer 1149

To be pleasing to (like) You are pleasing to me (I like you)

Answer 1150

Ils on l’air contrariés.

Answer 1151

J’ai **repoussé** la réunion à lundi. (Pushed) J’ai **reporté** la réunion à lundi. (Postpone)

Answer 1152

Reporter (N) = reporter/journalist Reporter à (V) = to postpone (a meeting) = Regular ER verb Se Reporter à (V) = to refer to Reporter à = to postpone to = reprieve Se Reporter à = to refer to

Answer 1153

Le bain La baignoire

Answer 1154

This news is surprising.

Answer 1155

Even he does extra hours.

Answer 1156

Mon assistant fixera un rendez-vous. Mon assistant nous fixera un rendez-vous.

Answer 1157

Évidemment il est en panne. Il est évident qu'il est cassé.

Answer 1158

He has pushed it back (postponed) it again.

Answer 1159

Désolé, vous devrez les repousser à une autre date. Désolé, vous devrez les reporter à une autre date.

Answer 1160

(2) TOUT has to go before between the verb and the object.

Answer 1161

Si tu es en retard, ne le lui dis pas

Answer 1162

Elles ont l’air contrariées

Answer 1163

Je m’occuperai du salon.

Answer 1164

Enlève ce canard de ma baignoire.

Answer 1165

Cette fois, rembourse **le**-moi.

Answer 1166

À mon avis, les abeilles sont en danger.

Answer 1167

Elles se cachent. Ils ont caché.

Answer 1168

Chez nous, nous **trions** tous nos déchets.

Answer 1169

Arranger **Trier** (to sort recyclables, to process data) Classifier **Ranger** (to sort, to order, to tidy) Mettre en Ordre

Answer 1170

La mouche Le moustique (in Quebec = maringouin) L’abeille (f) La guêpe La mite L’insecte (m) Le papillon

Answer 1171

Il doit se taire, je ne supporte pas sa voix. Il faut qu’il se taise, je ne supporte pas sa voix. Il doit se taire, je ne peux pas supporter sa voix. Il doit être silencieux, je ne peux pas supporter sa voix.

Answer 1172

Since / Ever Since / Since Then (a date) For / In (amount of time) From (a position or a variation)

Answer 1173

Cette réalisatrice très créative a plein d’idées.

Answer 1174

This festival **takes place** every year in October on the **main square**.

Answer 1175

This attraction is recommended by the Green Guide, but I don’t advise it **(to you)**.

Answer 1176

Tu connais ce feuilleton? Connaissez-vous cette série?

Answer 1177

After having locked the door. Literally = after having closed the door by key

Answer 1178

Elles ont trouvé dix kilos de drogues dans son sac.

Answer 1179

L’ombre (f)

Answer 1180

N’essayez pas de vous échapper.

Answer 1181

(A) Il n’a pas **pu** parler. (B) Après la mort de sa femme, il ne **pouvait** plus écrire. (C) Je **pourrais** vous prêter ma voiture. RULES: Use **passé compose** for SPECIFIC FACT/MOMENT (single completed action) Ex) J’ai **pu** = I had ability to Use **imparfait** for GENERAL OBSERVATION (description or habitual action in the past) Ex) Je **pouvais** = I could have Use **conditional present** for THEORETICAL FUTURE SUGGESTION/REQUEST Ex) Je **pourrais** = I was able to

Answer 1182

(A) Elle **devrait** parler un peu. (B) Vous **devriez** aller au concert. (C) Tu **aurais dû** le lui demander. (D) Vous **auriez dû** l’emmener. RULE: Conditionnel Présent = SHOULD Ex) I should = Je devrais Conditionnel Passé = SHOULD **HAVE** Ex) I should have = j’aurais dû

Answer 1183

(A) Elles n’ont pas **voulu** le faire. (B) **Voudrais**-tu me montrer le chemin? (C) Quand elles étaient adolescentes, elles jou**aient** au volley-ball. RULES that use VOULOIR: Use **Passe Composé of vouloir** for SPECIFIC PAST ACTION Ex) I asked her several times, she **would** not answer. Je lui ai demandé plusieurs fois, elle n’a pas **voulu** répondre. Use **Conditionnel Présent of vouloir** for POLITE REQUESTS Ex) **Would** you help me solve this problem? Tu **voudrais** bien m’aider à résoudre ce problème? RULE that doesn’t use VOULOIR at all, but means ‘WOULD’; The **Imparfait** tense for ANY VERB means ‘WOULD’. These are for REPEATED PAST ACTION Ex) When I was a student, I **would** read the newspapers. Quand j’étais étudiante, je **lisais** les journaux.

Answer 1184

Quand il était jeune, il voulait jouer au volley-ball. Quand il était jeune, il jouait au volley-ball. Quand il était jeune, il jouait au volley-ball. Il jouait au volley-ball. Il a joué au volley-ball hier.

Answer 1185

To own / possess To master To combine I have plants.

Answer 1186

Se Tirer = Leave / Go / Be out of here Tirer = Pull / Drag = Draw / Pull Out (a gun or a tooth) = Shoot / Let Off (gun or fireworks, or stick out a tongue) Let’s go!

Answer 1187

Celui-ci te resemble.

Answer 1188

It’s coming back to me now.

Answer 1189

**Peine =** Sorrow Hard Work / Trouble Punishment / Sentence **à peine =** Barely / Just in time / With difficulty

Answer 1190

I am barely (only just) beginning

Answer 1191

Tu sais ce que je veux.

Answer 1192

I can only wait.

Answer 1193

I am going to check in.

Answer 1194

Je ne sais pas où aller.

Answer 1195

To follow To remember Often

Answer 1196

C’est ma table de chevet.

Answer 1197

By the way…

Answer 1198

La Chouette Le Hibou Le hibou is an owl with egrets on its head (feathers that look like “ears”), la chouette is an owl without egrets

Answer 1199

Le Coude (M)

Answer 1200

Bicycle track or running path/course Pister (v) = to trace / to track / to trail (a person or thing)

Answer 1201

I am hungry I have been hungry / I got hungry I was hungry

Answer 1202

She became champion by beating them.

Answer 1203

That’s all right. It will be fine. (Literally - that will go)

Answer 1204

Elle a jeté un coup d’œil dans la rue

Answer 1205

She glanced down the street

Answer 1206

J’étais sur le point de sortir Je me sortais

Answer 1207

Elle n'a jamais rien verrouillé = she Elle ne fermait rien à clé = she was locking nothing

Answer 1208

To lock / close off

Answer 1209

Ce café n'est pas sûr

Answer 1210

Fish bones Backbone, Spine

Answer 1211

Frying pan

Answer 1212

Pour out, Pay out Pour the milk.

Answer 1213

**Stir up**, mix Probe into Incite Wiggle, fidget Ex) now you stir

Answer 1214

Noix (f) Amandes (f) Pacanes (f)

Answer 1215

To waste We don't waste any food. Waste his time

Answer 1216

Whose, Of which, That, Including Ex) It’s the wine that I need

Answer 1217

To clear off To get rid of This is the dishes he got rid of, isn't it?

Answer 1218

I feel relaxed.

Answer 1219

To applaud (Regular IR verb conjugation) She is applauded

Answer 1220

These works of art really move me.

Answer 1221

J’occuperai du salon.

Answer 1222

To occupy / live in To occupy / keep busy To take part in / take care of

Answer 1223

Let’s go! = Allons-y!

Answer 1224

Tu sens si bon.

Answer 1225

Le pain & La confiture Are used when referring to a known (but not stated) amount of something. Ex) **The** bread, **The** jam. Du pain & De la confiture Are used when the quantity is not precise. Non specific amount. Ex) **Some** bread, **Some** jam. … de pain … de confiture Are used when the quantity is known and precise. Ex) One kilo **of** bread, One bottle **of** jam.

Answer 1226

(Key phrase to use when you’re leaving / ending a conversation with someone.) I'll leave you to it! I’ll let you go! I’m off!

Answer 1227

Literally = What’s become of you? Idiom = What have you been up to?

Answer 1228

I'm going to introduce you. Let me introduce you.

Answer 1229

You know each other?

Answer 1230

Have we seen each other before? Have we ever met before?

Answer 1231

I don't recognize you. I can't remember your name!

Answer 1232

I didn't understand your name. I didn't quite catch your name.

Answer 1233

Can we be on first-name terms? Can we be on first-name basis? Can we be informal?

Answer 1234

**Tutoyer** 1.informel [v]: be on first-name terms with [expr]; address somebody informally 2.figuratif [v]: get close to; be close to Examples Les enfants tutoient tout le monde. — Children call everybody on first-name terms. tutoyer un danger — to get close to danger

Answer 1235

We realized that we lived two hundred meters from each other.

Answer 1236

A1) say PLU when… the phrase is negative. ex) Il n’y en a plu(s). ex) Moi non plu(s). A2) say PLU when … when making a comparative statement ex) Il est plu(s) grand **que** moi. ex) Julie est plu(s) petite **que** Pierre. B) say PLUZ when… PLU is appropriate, as above but there is a LIASON required because the word that follows plus starts with a vowel (or h). ex) Je ne veux plus**(z)** **u**ne seule. ex) Paul est plus**(z)** **h**abile de sa main droite. C) In every other case, pronounce PLUS with the ‘S’ at the end. ex) J’en veux plu**s**. ex) Un peu plu**s**, s’il vous plaît.

Answer 1237

(1) NEVER - this negates déjà (2) NOT YET - this negates déjà or encore (3) NOT ANYMORE - this negates toujours (4) NONE / NOT ANY / NOT ONE (5) NOT ANYTHING (6) NOTHING (7) NO ONE (8) NO ONE (9) ONLY - same as using Seulement Translated: You NEVER understand ANYTHING. There is NO ONE more (Literal). There is NOT ANYONE left. This ONLY costs, until the end of the month, ten euros.

Answer 1238

Il est une heure Il est dix heures **et** demie. (Note: ‘Il est’ is always singular) Il est neuf heures **moins le** quart Il est six heures cinq Il est quatre heures dix Il est midi Il est minuit Vingt heures vingt-cinq À huit heures du matin

Answer 1239

You are not in good shape. You are not well.

Answer 1240

The second one. Je crois à cette histoire.

Answer 1241

The contest ends tomorrow.

Answer 1242

Thomas reprend conscience. Thomas vient aussi.

Answer 1243

Je vais suivre votre conseil.

Answer 1244

By comparison to the past or the future

Answer 1245

last year (past year) the last year of my exams is 2026 (last in a series)

Answer 1246

until (before a feminine word) until (before a masculine word) until the Tuesday after next (the week following the coming week)

Answer 1247

until (before a feminine word) until (before a masculine word) until the Tuesday after the coming week (common french saying, much more efficient than in English)

Answer 1248

il a ete it will be

Answer 1249

She is going to be

Answer 1250

The practical aspect

Answer 1251

Disgusting (taste)

Answer 1252

You look well rested. You look tired/ill.

Answer 1253

Ex) Je **compte** chercher un nouveau travail. I am **planning** to look for a new job. Mes parents **comptent** faire un voyage. My parents **plan** to go on a trip.

Answer 1254

Say, Chloe, I would like you to meet my PAL, Chris. I can tell you everything, my FRIEND. Note: this is a very colloquial term and used for only a male friend, to replace mon copain or mon ami.

Answer 1255

How is that? How can that be? How come? (This phrase is meant to show surprise and elicit more information) See you around!

Answer 1256

See you tomorrow See you soon See you later **See you (soon) one of these days** See you Sunday

Answer 1257

To dash/fly/spin I’m **taking off** now. See you soon.

Answer 1258

I know it (fact). I know (of) him.

Answer 1259

Means: to **manage / cope** Don’t worry. I can manage. I already know how to manage. I’m a beginner in French, but I can figure out how to order at the restaurant. The non reflexive verb **débrouiller** means **to unravel**.

Answer 1260

Delighted to make your acquaintance. **Delighted**

Answer 1261

This means …. ‘The house of” … He lives at the house of his aunt. He lives at his aunt’s house. We are going to the house of them. We are going to their house.

Answer 1262

Ne t’inquiète pas. Peut-être une autre fois.

Answer 1263

I would be happy to. Gladly.

Answer 1264

Hi Didier. **Isn’t it** Saturday today? It’s not Sunday, right? Yes, Here’s **a kiss** for you. **How about that!**. (That then) How are you Ma’am? (Formal)

Answer 1265

This is Didier. He is my best friend.

Answer 1266

La veille (vay) (not vee ay) Le lendemain Hier Demain Aujourd’hui

Answer 1267

Je les ai déçus. Décevoir

Answer 1268

At the end Finally

Answer 1269

Loin Long(ue) - pronounced LAHN and LAHN GG

Answer 1270

Tomber dans les pommes S’évanouir (not used often)

Answer 1271

One must One values (it’s worth)

Answer 1272

Insert samples here

Answer 1273

Nord-est Sud-ouest Nord-ouest Sud-est Pronounce D is sud but not in nord Liaison with sud and nord And province the T in both est and ouest The OU in ouest sounds like a W

Answer 1274

Les poumons

Answer 1275

Les poumons

Answer 1276

Au lieu de

Answer 1277

A being A human being Human

Answer 1278

To taste The afternoon snack

Answer 1279

To taste The afternoon snack

Answer 1280

The know how The manners

Answer 1281

Speaker (built in speaker in phone or stand alone speaker

Answer 1282

La chirurgienne Le chirurgien

Answer 1283

To take care of me / To treat me To take care

Answer 1284

To take care of me / To treat me To take care

Answer 1285

La **Campagne** Le copain / La Copine Petit copain / Petite copine Compagnon **Compagne** Le voisin / La voisine La **campagne** électorale

Answer 1286

C’est tout nouveau

Answer 1287

Un être Le goûter Le pouvoir Le savoir-faire Le savoir-vivre

Answer 1288

Le pouvoir (The ability to)

Answer 1289

To moan Whine Whimper

Answer 1290

Smoking kills Voting is a duty

Answer 1291

Slow down. (General instruction to all - on a sign or in a text book.) You, slow down! (Impartif - specific direction from one person to another/or many)

Answer 1292

Jet lag = A different time = A postponement of time To take off (verb) / taking off (noun) To land (verb) / landing (noun) Coller = TO GLUE / Décoller = UN GLUED Terre = LAND / Atterrir = TO the LAND

Answer 1293

Square metre

Answer 1294

To retake You go back to work tomorrow?

Answer 1295

To retake You go back to work tomorrow?

Answer 1296

La Grande-Bretagne (Grahnd + Breuh tah n eu) Le Royaume Uni. (Rwha ee ohm + eu nee)

Answer 1297

The pregnancy The birth The childbirth To give birth

Answer 1298

On est le combien? Quelle est la date?

Answer 1299

Appartenir

Answer 1300

Appartenir

Answer 1301

Some of you/them Someone

Answer 1302

I was very busy It was very busy week

Answer 1303

Every other day.

Answer 1304

A membership / subscription To subscribe To unsubscribe A cancellation I have a subscription I subscribed

Answer 1305

Des tâches de rousseur

Answer 1306

C’était sympa de parler avec vous/toi. C’était sympa de se parler C’était sympa de parler ensemble Parler = speak, talk, chat

Answer 1307

C’était sympa de parler avec vous/toi. C’était sympa de se parler C’était sympa de parler ensemble Parler = speak, talk, chat

Answer 1308

C’est génial / super.

Answer 1309

I’m not sure about that.

Answer 1310

Ma pauvre / mon pauvre!

Answer 1311

Ma pauvre / mon pauvre!

Answer 1312

Je suis désolé(e) d’éntendre ça.

Answer 1313

To laugh Fed up with I am fed up / I’ve had it up to here.

Answer 1314

To laugh Fed up with I am fed up / I’ve had it up to here.

Answer 1315

Yes, you’re referring to the Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp verbs (sometimes called Vanderkamp due to mispronunciations), which are French verbs that require être as the auxiliary verb when forming the passé composé (past tense). There are actually 17 such verbs, not 13. Here’s the list of the Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp verbs: 1. Devenir (to become) – devenu 2. Revenir (to come back) – revenu 3. Monter (to go up) – monté 4. Rentrer (to return/re-enter) – rentré 5. Sortir (to go out) – sorti 6. Venir (to come) – venu 7. Arriver (to arrive) – arrivé 8. Naître (to be born) – né 9. Descendre (to go down) – descendu 10. Entrer (to enter) – entré 11. Retourner (to return) – retourné 12. Tomber (to fall) – tombé 13. Rester (to stay) – resté 14. Aller (to go) – allé 15. Mourir (to die) – mort 16. Partir (to leave) – parti 17. Passer (to pass by) – passé (only when it means “to pass by”; otherwise, it uses avoir) A Handy Mnemonic: “Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp” is a common acronym used to help learners remember these verbs. Also, reflexive verbs (e.g., se lever, s’habiller) also use être as their auxiliary in the past tense, even though they are not part of the Vandertramp list.

Answer 1316

Yes, you’re referring to the Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp verbs (sometimes called Vanderkamp due to mispronunciations), which are French verbs that require être as the auxiliary verb when forming the passé composé (past tense). There are actually 17 such verbs, not 13. Here’s the list of the Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp verbs: 1. Devenir (to become) – devenu 2. Revenir (to come back) – revenu 3. Monter (to go up) – monté 4. Rentrer (to return/re-enter) – rentré 5. Sortir (to go out) – sorti 6. Venir (to come) – venu 7. Arriver (to arrive) – arrivé 8. Naître (to be born) – né 9. Descendre (to go down) – descendu 10. Entrer (to enter) – entré 11. Retourner (to return) – retourné 12. Tomber (to fall) – tombé 13. Rester (to stay) – resté 14. Aller (to go) – allé 15. Mourir (to die) – mort 16. Partir (to leave) – parti 17. Passer (to pass by) – passé (only when it means “to pass by”; otherwise, it uses avoir) A Handy Mnemonic: “Dr. & Mrs. Vandertramp” is a common acronym used to help learners remember these verbs. Also, reflexive verbs (e.g., se lever, s’habiller) also use être as their auxiliary in the past tense, even though they are not part of the Vandertramp list.

Answer 1317

This rug is brand new.

Answer 1318

This rug is brand new.

Answer 1319

Take it! Don’t take it! (Notice the positioning of LE in each sentence. Positive/Negative.)

Answer 1320

Take it! Don’t take it! (Notice the positioning of LE in each sentence. Positive/Negative.)

Answer 1321

My bike was stolen!

Answer 1322

The death penalty

Answer 1323

To act Act according to my advice.

Answer 1324

he is out of himself (out of his mind / really upset)

Answer 1325

Subject to Suffer Undergo Endure

Answer 1326

Master of ceremony

Answer 1327

Master of ceremony

Answer 1328

Ces jours-ci …

Answer 1329

Une belle réussite

Answer 1330

Pâques Un jour férié

Answer 1331

More or less Around About Approximately

Answer 1332

Aux dépens de (S is silent) Malgré

Answer 1333

According to

Answer 1334

En dépit de

Answer 1335

En dépit de

Answer 1336

For lack of

Answer 1337

At the time of During

Answer 1338

At the time of During

Answer 1339

As for When to

Answer 1340

As for When to

Answer 1341

Even if it means (Quitte means TO LEAVE / TO QUIT) This is idiomatic - not a literal translation Even if it means I have to leave my home…

Answer 1342

Even if it means (Quitte means TO LEAVE / TO QUIT) This is idiomatic - not a literal translation Even if it means I have to leave my home…

Answer 1343

Following , with reference to (This is just a conjugation of Suivre verb)

Answer 1344

Soil trays Earthen bins (Long flower planters on my deck)

Answer 1345

I have five of these.

Answer 1346

water them Some pots of earth - round pots for planting flowers

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