Relative pronouns (Qui, Que, Où and Dont), How was your vacation (good and bad memories) Flashcards

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Give three ways of giving commands by using the
imperative, ‘il faut’ + infinitive and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

Prendre la direction de Rennes puis tourner à droite juste après Le Mans

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  • Prenez la direction de Rennes puis tournez à droite juste après Le Mans
  • Il faut prendre la direction de Rennes puis tourner à droite juste après Le Mans
  • Vous devez prendre la direction de Rennes puis tourner à droite juste après Le Mans
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Give two ways of giving commands by using the
imperative and ‘il faut’ + infinitive

Vous devez attacher votre ceinture de sécurité

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  • Il faut attacher votre ceinture de sécurité
  • Attachez votre ceinture de sécurité
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Give two ways of giving commands by using the
imperative and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

En France, il ne faut pas fumer dans le restaurants

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  • En France, ne fumez pas dans le restaurants
  • En France, tu ne dois pas fumer dans le restaurants
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Give two ways of giving commands by using ‘il faut’ + infinitive and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

Mettez 3 œufs et 100 grammes de sucre et mélangez bien

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  • Il faut mettre 3 œufs et 100 grammes de sucre et il faut bien mélanger
  • Tu dois mettre 3 œufs et 100 grammes de sucre et bien mélanger
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Give two ways of giving commands by using ‘il faut’ + infinitive and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

C’est un hôpital, ne parle pas trop fort!

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  • C’est un hôpital, il ne faut pas parler trop fort!
  • C’est un hôpital, on ne doit pas parler trop fort!
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Give two ways of giving commands by using ‘il faut’ + infinitive and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

Monsieur Dupont est en ligne, rappelez un peu plus tard

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  • Monsieur Dupont est en ligne, il faut rappeler un peu plus tard
  • Monsieur Dupont est en ligne, vous devez rappeler un peu plus tard
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Give two ways of giving commands by using the
imperative and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

Il ne faut pas partir après 8 heures

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  • Ne partez pas après 8 heures
  • Tu ne dois pas partir après 8 heures
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Give two ways of giving commands by using the
imperative and the verb ‘devoir’ + infinitive

Il faut battre le record de France Villeneuve

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  • Battez le record de France Villeneuve
  • Vous devez battre le record de France Villeneuve
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You could learn conjugations

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Tu pourrais apprendre les conjugaisons

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Don’t drink too much coffee

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Ne bois pas trop de café

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You could take photos and try to understand the culture of country

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Tu pourrais prendre des photos et essayer de comprendre la culture du
pays

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Buy books about Africa

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Achète des livres sur l’Afrique

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Pay attention to the sun

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Fais attention au soleil

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You have to think carefully

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Tu dois bien réfléchir

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You have to compare prices

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Il faut comparer les prix

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Test drive several cars

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Essaie plusieurs voitures

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What are the 4 relative pronouns in French?

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  • Qui
  • Que
  • Dont
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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

La ville ___ j’habite s’appelle Manchester

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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

J’ai vu mon frère ___ habite à Londres

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Qui

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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

Il y a un monument ___ s’appelle le mémorial Alan Turing

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Qui

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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

Il y a une église __ est très célèbre

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Qui

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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

La ville est très jolie grâce à la vieille architecture ___’on peut trouver tout autour de Manchester.

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Que (Qu’on)

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What is the appropriate relative pronoun to use in this sentence?

La ville ___ je parle est Manchester

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Dont

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When do we use qui?

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When we want to refer to persons or things

Qui is used for the SUBJECT

e.g. my friend, who is twenty - mon ami, qui a vingt ans,…

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When do we use que?
When we want to refer to persons or things Qui is used for the DIRECT OBJECT e.g. is there a bus that goes to the city centre? - est-ce qu‘il y a un bus que va au centre-ville?
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When do we use où?
When we want to refer to places e.g. Paris is the city where ... - Paris est la ville où...
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When do we use dont?
When we want to replace the preposition DE e.g. La ville dont je parle est Paris. (parler de…)
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Mon ami, ___ a vingt ans, étudie à l’université de Manchester.
Qui
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Est-ce qu‘il y a un bus __ va au centre-ville?
Que
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Voilà la maison ___ nous voulons louer
Que
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Les amis ___’elle voit le plus sont Léa et Mehdi
Que (Qu'elle)
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns My friend, who’s twenty, is studying at the university of Manchester.
Mon ami, qui a vingt ans, étudie à l’université de Manchester.
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns ls there a bus that goes to the town centre?
Est-ce qu‘il y a un bus qui va au centre-ville?
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns That’s the house which we want to rent.
Voilà la maison que nous voulons louer .
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns The friends that she sees most are Lea and Mehdi.
Les amis qu’elle voit le plus sont Léa et Mehdi.
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Paris est la ville __ on peut manger les meilleurs macarons
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence La ville __ je parle est Paris.
Dont
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns Paris is the city where we can eat the best macarons
Paris est la ville où on peut manger les meilleurs macarons
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns The city I'm talking about is Paris
La ville dont je parle est Paris.
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence C’est un objet __ permet de dormir
Qui
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence C’est une chose ___ tu peux lire
Que
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence C’est un objet ___ nous avons besoin pour écrire
Dont
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence C’est un lieu __ on apprend le français
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns It is an object that ...
C’est un objet qui ...
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns This is something that ...
C’est une chose que ...
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns It is an object that...
C’est un objet dont ...
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns It’s a place where ...
C’est un lieu où ...
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Paris est un endroit __ le professeur de français a acheté le parfum Chanel numéro 5.
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Le professeur de français ___ vient de Paris a un chien
Qui
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Paris est un endroit __ je rêve d'aller
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence J'ai un chien ___ j'adore. Il s'appelle Oscar et il est mignon
Que
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Paris est un endroit ___ tu peux visiter le musée du Louvre et prendre des cours de français.
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Le musée du Louvre __ on peut trouver la Joconde est à Paris
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Le professeur de français est une personne __ nous enseigne le français.
Qui
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Use the correct relative pronoun in this sentence Paris est un lieu ___ il y a le musée du Louvre
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns Paris is a place where the French teacher bought Chanel perfume number 5.
Paris est un endroit où le professeur de français a acheté le parfum Chanel numéro 5.
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns The French teacher who comes from Paris has a dog.
Le professeur de français qui vient de Paris a un chien.
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns Paris is a place I dream of going
Paris est un endroit où je rêve d'aller
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns I have a dog that I adore. His name is Oscar and he's cute
J'ai un chien que j'adore. Il s'appelle Oscar et il est mignon
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns Paris is a place where you can visit the Louvre museum and take French lessons.
Paris est un endroit où tu peux visiter le musée du Louvre et prendre des cours de français.
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns The Louvre museum where you can find the Mona Lisa is in Paris.
Le musée du Louvre où on peut trouver la Joconde est à Paris.
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns The French teacher is a person who teaches us French
Le professeur de français est une personne qui nous enseigne le français
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Translate this to French, using the correct relative pronouns Paris is a place where there is the Louvre museum.
Paris est un lieu où il y a le musée du Louvre.
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How do you say "These holidays, a disaster" in French?
Ces vacances, une catastrophe
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How do you say "I had a bad vacation" in French?
J'ai passé de mauvaises vacances
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How do you say "I was bored" in French?
Je me suis ennuyé(e)
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How do you say "I didn't do anything special" in French?
Je n'ai rien fait de spécial
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How do you say "I got sunburned/I took in a lot of sun" in French?
J'ai pris des coups de soleil
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How do you say "It was too hot/too cold" in French?
Il faisait trop chaud/trop froid
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How do you say "A nature reserve" in French?
Une réserve naturelle
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How do you say "Sandy beaches" in French?
Des plages sableuses
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How do you say "Rocky coasts" in French?
Des côtes rocheuses
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How do you say "Lagoons" in French?
Des lagons
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How do you say "A mill" in French?
Un moulin
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How do you say "A sugar cane" in French?
Une canne à sucre
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How do you say "A boat" in French?
Une barque
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How do you say "A hut" in French?
Une case
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How do you say "A lagoon" in French?
Un lagon
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How do you say "Forgetting sunscreen at home" in French?
Oublier la crème solaire chez soi
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How do you say "Lose your passport" in French?
Perdre son passeport
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How do you say "Lose your suitcases" in French?
Perdre ses valises
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How do you say "A canceled flight" in French?
Un vol annulé
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How do you say "Rain during the holidays/bad weather" in French?
De la pluie pendant les vacances / un mauvais temps
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How do you say "I had a cold" in French?
J'ai eu un rhume
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How do you say "I was ill over the holidays" in French?
J'étais malade pendant les vacances
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How do you say "To be cold" in French?
Etre enrhumé
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How do you say "To have a cold" in French?
Avoir un rhume
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How do you say "I was too hot/cold" in French?
J’ai eu trop chaud/ froid.
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How do you say "She was bored" in French?
Elle s’est ennuyée
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How do you say "She was way too hot" in French?
Elle a eu beaucoup trop chaud
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How do you say "She didn't do anything special, she just went to the beach" in French?
Elle n’a rien fait de spécial, elle est juste allée à la plage.
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How do you say "She got sunburned" in French?
Elle a pris des coups de soleil
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How do you say "She had mosquito bites" in French?
Elle a eu des piqûres de moustique
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How do you say "Cruise ships" in French?
Les bateaux de croisière
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How do you say "Airplane" in French?
L'avion
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How do you say "Car" in French?
La voiture
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How do you say "Ferry" in French?
Le ferry
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How do you say "It dependss" in French?
Ça dépend
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How do you say "To travel" in French?
Voyager
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How do you say "Do you know how to drive" in French?
Tu sais conduire?
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How do you say "Earphones/ headphones" in French?
Les écouteurs/ le casque
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How do you say "The hairbrush" in French?
La brosse à cheveux
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How do you say "I took the plane/train..." in French?
J'ai pris l'avion/ le train...
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How do you say "Spring" in French?
Le printemps
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How do you say "Summer" in French?
L'été
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How do you say "Autumn" in French?
L'automne
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How do you say "Winter" in French?
L'hiver
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How do you say "A relaxing, calm vacation" in French?
Des vacances reposantes, calmes
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How do you say "Vaccines" in French?
Des vaccins
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How do you say "The vaccination pass" in French?
Le passe vaccinal
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How do you say "Negative test certificates" in French?
Les certificats de tests négatifs
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How do you say "I was jet-lagged" in French?
J'étais en décalage horaire
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How do you say "Where did you go on vacation last summer? I went to Seoul in South Korea" in French?
Où es-tu allé en vacances l'été dernier? Je suis allé à Séoul en Corée du Sud
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How do you say "When you pack your suitcase what are the essential things. My essentials are my passport, cash, documents, pants and t-shirts and shoes" in French?
Quand tu fais ta valise, quelles sont les choses essentielles? Mes essentiels sont mon passeport, mon argent, mes documents, mes pantalons, mes t-shirts et mes chaussures.
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How do you say "Before going abroad, what should you do? You should do your research and book tickets for trains and busses" in French?
Avant de partir à l’étranger, qu'est-ce que tu dois faire? Vous devriez faire vos recherches et réserver des billets pour les trains et les bus
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How do you say "Where do you prefer to spend your vacation? Why? I prefer to go to places with beaches and a lot of sun because I don't like the cold" in French?
Où préfères-tu passer tes vacances ? Pourquoi? Je préfère aller dans des endroits avec des plages et beaucoup de soleil parce que je n'aime pas le froid
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How do you say "When you go on vacation, who do you go with? I am going to go there with my friends" in French?
Quand tu vas en vacances, tu pars avec qui? Je vais y aller avec mes amis
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How do you say "What means of transport do you use? I use buses and trains" in French?
Quel moyen de transport utilisez-vous? Je prends les bus et les trains
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How do you say "What was the weather like during your last vacation? The sky was grey and it was raining a lot" in French?
Quel temps faisait-il pendant tes dernières vacances. Le ciel était gris et il pleuvait beaucoup.
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How do you say "What do you like to do when you're on vacation? I like to explore the city centre and visit museums and exhibitions" in French?
Qu'est-ce que tu aimes faire quand tu es en vacances? J'aime explorer le centre-ville et visiter des musées et des expositions
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How do you say "Do you prefer to spend your days at the beach or visiting tourist attractions? I prefer to visit attractions" in French?
Tu préfères passer tes journées à la plage ou visiter les attractions touristiques? Je préfère visiter les attractions
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How do you say "What is your dream vacation destination? I dream of visiting the United States. I would like to visit New York." in French?
Quelle est la destination de vacances de tes rêves? Je rêve de visiter les États-Unis. Je voudrais visiter à New York.