UNITÉ 3 LEÇON 3A: VOCABULARY 3A Flashcards

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UNE FAMILLE

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a family

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LES GRANDS-PARENTS

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the grandparents (m.)

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LE GRAND-PÈRE

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the grandfather

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LA GRAND-MÈRE

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the grandmother

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LE PÈRE

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the father

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LA MÈRE

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the mother

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LES PARENTS

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the parents (m.)

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UN ÉPOUX

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a husband

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UNE ÉPOUSE

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a wife

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UNE FEMME

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a wife / a woman

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UN FILS

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a son

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UNE FILLE

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a daughter

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UN ENFANT

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a male child

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UNE ENFANT

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a female child

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LES ENFANTS

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the children (m.) (f.) (pl.)

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UN FRÈRE

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a brother

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UNE SŒUR

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a sister

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UN DEMI-FRÈRE

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a half-brother / a step-brother

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UNE DEMI-SŒUR

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a step-sister / a half-sister

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UN ONCLE

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an uncle

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UNE TANTE

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an aunt

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UN COUSIN

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a male cousin

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UNE COUSINE

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a female cousin

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DES COUSINS

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some male cousins

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DES COUSINES
some female cousins
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UN NEVEU
a nephew
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UNE NIÈCE
a niece
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DES NEVEUX
cousins
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DES NIÈCES
nieces
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UN BEAU-FRÈRE
a brother-in-law
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UNE BELLE-SŒUR
a sister-in-law
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UN BEAU-PÈRE
a father-in-law
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UNE BELLE-MÈRE
a mother-in-law
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UN VOISIN
a male neighbor
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UNE VOISINE
a female neighbor
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UN CHAT
a cat
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UN CHIEN
a dog
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UN POISSON
a fish
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CÉLIBATAIRE
single
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DIVORCÉ
divorced (m.)
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DIVORCÉE
divorced (f.)
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FIANCÉ
engaged (m.)
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FIANCÉE
engaged (f.)
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MARIÉ
married (m.)
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MARIÉE
married (f.) ## Footnote Ex. *Sophie est mariée*. Ex. *Je suis mariée*.
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MARIÉS
married (pl.) ## Footnote Ex. *Ils sont mariés.*
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SÉPARÉ
separated (m.) ## Footnote Ex. *Marcus est séparé*.
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SÉPARÉE
separated (f.) ## Footnote Ex. *Maria est séparée*.
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VEUF
widowed (m.)
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VEUVE
widowed (f.)
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BLEU
blue (m.) (s.) ## Footnote Ex. *Le cahier est bleu.*
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BLEUS
blue (m.) (pl.) ## Footnote Ex. *Les cahiers sont bleus.*
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BLEUE
blue (f.) (s.) ## Footnote Ex. *La table est bleue.*
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BLEUES
blue (f.) (pl.) ## Footnote Ex. *Les tables sont bleues*.
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BLOND
blond (m.) (s.)
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BLONDS
blond (m.) (pl.) ## Footnote Ex. *Les etudiants sont blonds.*
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BLONDE
blond (f.) (s.)
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BLONDES
blond (f.) (pl.)
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BRUN
dark hair (m.) (s.)
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BRUNS
dark hair (m.) (pl.)
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BRUNE
dark hair (f.) (s.)
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BRUNES
dark hair (f.) (pl.)
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CHÂTAIN
brown hair (m.) (f.) (s.)
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CHÂTAINS
brown hair (m.) (f.) (pl.)
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COURT
short (m.) (s.)
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COURTS
short (m.) (pl.)
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COURTE
short (f.) (s.)
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COURTES
short (f.) ) (pl.)
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PETIT
short / small in height (m.) (s.)
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PETIT
short / small in height (m.) (s.)
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PETITS
short / small in height (m.) (pl.)
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PETITE
short / small in height (f.) (s.)
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PETITES
short / small in height (f.) (pl.)
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GRAND
tall / big (m.) (s.)
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GRANDS
tall / big (m.) (pl.)
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GRANDE
tall / big (f.) (s.)
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GRANDES
tall / big (f.) (pl.)
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JEUNE
young (s.)
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JEUNES
young (pl.)
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JOLI
pretty (m.) (s.)
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JOLIS
pretty (m.) (pl.)
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JOLIE
pretty (f.) (s.)
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JOLIES
pretty (f.) (pl.)
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LAID
ugly (m.) (s.)
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LAIDS
ugly (m.) (pl.)
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LAIDE
ugly (f.) (s.)
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LAIDES
ugly (f.) (pl.)
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MARRON
brown (not used for hair color)
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NOIR
black (m.) (s.)
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NOIRS
black (m.) (pl.)
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NOIRE
black (f.) (s.)
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NOIRES
black (f.) (pl.)
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RAIDE
straight (s.)
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RAIDES
straight (pl.)
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VERT
green (m.) (s.)
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VERTS
green (m.) (pl.)
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VERTE
green (f.) (s.)
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VERTES
green (f.) (pl.)
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BEAU
beautiful / handsome (m.) (s.)
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BEAUX
handsome / beautiful (m.) (pl.)
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BELLE
beautiful / handsome (f.) (s.)
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BELLES
beautiful / handsome (f.) (pl.)
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NOUVEAU
new (m.) (s.)
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NOUVEAUX
new (m.) (pl.)
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NOUVELLE
new (f.) (s.)
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NOUVELLES
new (f.) (pl.)
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ÉTRANGER
foreign (m.) (s.)
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ÉTRANGERS
foreign (m.) (pl.)
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ÉTRANGÈRE
foreign (f.) (s.)
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ÉTRANGÈRES
foreign (f.) (pl.)
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FIER
proud (m.) (s.)
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FIERS
proud (m.) (pl.)
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FIERE
proud (f.) (s.)
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FIÈRE
proud (f.) (s.)
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FIÈRES
proud (f.) (s.)
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COURAGEUX
courageous / brave (m.) (s.)
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COURAGEUSE
courageous / brave (f.) (s.)
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COURAGEUSES
courageous / brave (f.) (pl.)
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ENNUYEUX
boring (m.)
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ENNUYEUSE
boring (f.) (s.)
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ENNUYEUSES
boring (f.) (pl.)
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GÉNÉREUX
generous (m.)
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GÉNÉREUSE
generous (f.) (s.)
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GÉNÉROUSES
generous (f.) (m.) (pl.)
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HEUREUX
happy
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HEUREUSE
happy (f.) (s.)
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HEUREUSES
happy (f.) (pl.)
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MALHEUREUX
unhappy (m.) (s.)
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MALHEUREUSE
unhappy (f.) (s.)
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MALHEUREUSES
unhappy (pl.)
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NERVEUX
nervous (m.) (s.)
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NERVEUSE
nervous (f.) (s.)
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NERVEUSES
nervous (pl.)
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PARASSEUX
lazy (m.) (s.)
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PARASSEUSE
lazy (f.) (s.)
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PARASSEUSES
lazy (pl.)
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SÉRIEUX
serious (m.) (s.)
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SÉRIEUSE
serious (f.) (s.)
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SÉRIEUSES
serious (pl.)
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CRUEL
cruel (m.) (s.)
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CRUELS
cruel (m.) (pl.)
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CRUELLE
cruel (f.) (s.)
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CRUELLES
cruel (f.) (pl.)
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INTELLECTUEL
intellectual (m.) (s.)
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INTELLECTUELS
intellectual (m.) (pl.)
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INTELLECTUELLE
intellectual (f.) (s.)
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INTELLECTUELLES
intellectual (f.) (pl.)
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ACTIF
active (m.) (s.)
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ACTIFS
active (m.) (pl.)
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ACTIVE
active (f.) (s.)
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ACTIVES
active (f.) (pl.)
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NAÏF
naive (m.) (s.)
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NAÏFS
naive (m.) (pl.)
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NAÏVE
naive (f.) (s.)
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NAÏVES
naive (f.) (pl.)
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SPORTIF
athletic (m.) (s.)
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SPORTIFS
athletic (m.) (pl.)
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SPORTIVE
athletic (f.) (s.)
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SPORTIVES
athletic (f.) (pl.)
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TRAVAILLEUR
hard-working (m.) (s.)
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TRAVAILLEURS
hard-working (m.) (pl.)
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TRAVAILLEUSE
hard-working (f.) (s.)
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TRAVAILLEUSES
hard-working (f.) (pl.)
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BON
good / kind | (m.) (s.)
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BONS
good / kind | (m.) (pl.)
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BONNE
good / kind (f.) (s.)
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BONNES
good / kind (f.) (pl.)
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GROS
fat (m.) (s.)
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GROSSE
fat (f.) (s.)
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GROSSES
fat (pl.)
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DISCRET
discreet (m.) (s.)
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DISCRETS
discreet (m.) (pl.)
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DISCRÈTE
discreet (f.) (s.)
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DISCRÈTES
discreet (pl.)
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FOU
crazy (m.) (s.)
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FOUS
crazy (m.) (pl.)
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FOLLE
crazy (f.) (s.)
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FOLLES
crazy (f.) (pl.)
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LONG
long (m.) (s.)
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LONGS
long (m.) (pl.)
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LONGUE
long (f.) (s.)
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LONGUES
long (f.) (pl.)
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DOUX
sweet / soft (m.) (s.)
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DOUCE
sweet / soft (f.) (s.)
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DOUCES
sweet / soft (pl.)
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FAVORI
favorite (m.) (s.)
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FAVORIS
favorite (m.) (pl.)
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FAVORITE
favorite (f.) (s.)
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FAVORITES
favorite (f.) (pl.)
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GENTIL
nice (m.) (s.)
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GENTILS
nice (m.) (pl.)
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GENTILLE
nice (f.) (s.)
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GENTILLES
nice (f.) (pl.)
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ROUX
red-haired (m.) (s.)
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ROUSSE
red-haired (f.) (s.)
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ROUSSES
red-haired (pl.)
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VIEUX
old (m.) (s.)
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VIEILLE
old (f.) (s.)
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VIEILLES
old (f.) (pl.)
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MAUVAIS
bad / shame / bashfulness (m.) (s.)
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MAUVAISE
bad / shame / bashfulness (f.) (s.)
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PAUVRE
poor / woe (m.) (f.)
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WHAT DOES THE "B" IN **BAGS** STAND FOR?
It stands for the *_beauty_* adjectives that come BEFORE a noun. * *joli* * *jolie* * *beau* * *belle*
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WHAT DOES THE "A" IN **BAGS **STAND FOR?
It stands for the *_age_* adjectives that come BEFORE a noun. * *vieux* * *vieille* * *jeune* * *nouvelle*
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WHAT DOES THE "G" IN **BAGS** STAND FOR?
It stands for *_goodness or badness_* adjectives that comes BEFORE a noun. * *bon* * *bonne* * *bonnes* * *mouvais* * *mouvaise* * *pauvre*
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WHAT DOES THE "S" IN **BAGS** STAND FOR?
It stands for *_size_* adjectives that come BEFORE a noun. * *petit* * *petite* * *grand* * *grande* * *long* * *longue* * *gros* * *grosse*
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MON
my (followed my a MASCULINE noun)
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MA
my (followed by a FEMININE noun)
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MES
my (followed my a PLURAL noun)
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TON
your (followed by a MASCULINE noun)
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TA
your (followed by a FEMININE noun)
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TES
your (followed by a PLURAL noun)
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VOTRE
your (formal) (followed by either a MASCULINE or FEMININE noun)
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VOS
your (followed by a PLURAL noun)
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SON
his / her / its (following by a MASCULINE or FEMININE noun)
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SA
his / her / its (followed by a FEMININE noun)
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SES
his / her (followed by a PLURAL noun)
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NOTRE
our (followed by a MASCULINE or FEMININE noun)
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NOS
our (followed by a PLURAL noun)
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LEUR
their (followed by a MASCULINE or FEMININE noun)
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LEURS
their (followed by a PLURAL noun)
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MA + AMIE =
mon ## Footnote *Mon amie.*
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TA + HISTOIRE =
ton ## Footnote *Ton histoire.*
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SA + ÉTUDIANTE =
son ## Footnote *Son étudiante.*