Chapitre 9: Au téléphone Flashcards by Nina W

Did you have a good weekend?

Tu as passé un bon week-end?

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Yes, super.

Oui, très chouette.

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Yes, excellent.

Oui, excellent.

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Yes, really good.

Oui, très bon.

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Yes, it was okay.

Oui, ça à été.

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Yes, not bad.

Oh, pas mauvais.

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Really bad.

Très mauvais.

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It was horrible.

C’était épouvantable.

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What happened (yesterday)?

Qu’est-ce qui s’est passé (hier)?

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What did you do?

Qu’est-ce que tu as fait?

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And then?

Et après?

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Where did you go?

Tu es allé où?

Où est-ce que tu es allé?

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We talked.

Nous avons parlé.

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First…

D’abord…

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Then…

Ensuite…

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Afterwards, I went…

Après, je suis sorti…

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And after that…

Et après ça…

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Finally, I went…

Finalement/Enfin, je suis allé…

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To miss the bus (et le participe passé)

Rater le bus

Past tense: Subject + avoir + raté

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To find

Touver

Past tense: Subject + avoir + trouvé

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To forget my homework

Oublier mes devoirs

Past tense: Subject + avoir + oublié

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To eat lunch in the cafeteria

Déjeuner à la cantine

Past tense: Subject + avoir + déjeuné

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To meet a nice boy/girl

Rencontrer un garçon (une fille) sympa

Past tense: Subject + avoir + rencontré

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To sing in a choir

Chanter dans la chorale

Past tense: Subject + avoir + chanté

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To buy a CD

Acheter un cd Past tense: Subject + avoir + acheté

To work at a fast food place

Travailler au fast-food Past tense: Subject + avoir + travaillé

To bring

Apporter Past tense: Subject + avoir + apporté

To take a test

Passer un examen Past tense: Subject + avoir + passé

To look for

Chercher Past tense: Subject + avoir + cherché

To fail a quiz

Rater une interro Past tense: Subject + avoir + raté

To begin/to start

Commencer Subject + avoir + commencé EC: Commence Commençons Commences Commencez Commence Commencent

To repeat/to practice

Répéter Subject + avoir + répété EC: Répète Répétons Répétés Répétez Repète Repètent

To have dinner

Dîner Subject + avoir + dîne

To meet with

Retrouver Subject + avoir + retrouvé

To show

Montrer Subject + avoir + montré

To visit (a place)

Visiter Subject + avoir + visité

Passé composé: -er verbs

Remove -er | Add -é

Passé composé: -ir verbs

Remove -ir | Add -i

Passé composé: -re verbs

Remove -re | Add -u

Passé composé: irregular verbs

MEMORIZE!!! Faire- fait Lire- lu Voir- vu Prendre- pris

Hello.

Bonjour.

Is this ...'s house.

Je suis bien chez ...?

Hello?

Allô?

Who's calling?

Qui est la à l'appareil?

It's...

C'est...

Is ... There, please?

(Est-ce) ... est-là, s'il vous plaît?

Can you call back later?

Vous pouvez rappeler plus tard?

Can I talk to ...?

Je peux parler à...?

Can I leave a message?

Je peux laisser un message?

Just a second, please.

Une seconde, s'il vous plaît.

Okay.

D'accord.

Can you tell him/her that I called?

Vous pouvez lui dire que j'ai téléphoné?

Of course.

Bien sûr.

Hold on.

Ne quittez pas.

There's no answer.

Ça ne répond pas.

It's busy.

C'est occupé.

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Je)

-e

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Tu)

-es

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Il/elle/on)

-e

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Nous)

-ons

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Vous)

-ez

Au présent: conjugate -er verbs. (Ils/elles)

-ent

Répondre means...

To repsond

Vendre means...

To sell

Attendre means...

To wait for

Perdre means...

To lose

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Je)

-s

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Tu)

-s

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Il/Elle/on)

1. remove -re | 2. Add nothing

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Nous)

-ons

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Vous)

-ez

Au présent: conjugate -re verbs. (Ils/elles)

-ent

I have a little problem.

J'ai un petit problème.

Can I talk to you?

Je peux te parler?

Do you have a minute?

Tu as une minute?

I'm listening.

Je t'écouter.

What can I do?

Qu'est-ce que je peux faire?

Don't worry.

Ne t'en fais pas!

It's going to get better.

Ça va aller mieux.

In your opinion, what do I do?

A ton avis, qu'est-ce que je fais?

What do you advise me to do?

Qu'est-ce que tu me conseilles?

Forget him/her/it/them

Oublie-le/-la/-les !

Call him/her/them

Téléphone-lui/-leur !

You should talk to him/her/them

Tu devrais lui/leur parler.

Why don't you...?

Pourquoi tu ne ... pas?

Why don't y call?

Pourquoi tu ne téléphones pas?