First 625 - part 10 Flashcards
une / l’ essence
Petrol / Gas
feminine noun
In French, “de l’essence” refers to gas at a gas station. For example, “Je voudrais de l’essence, s’il vous plaît, “ ou “Le plein,
s’il vous plaît.” In contrast, “une essence” is more equal in meaning to the same word in English. For example, “The essence of Life” or
to refer to the essence of a perfume.
rouge
(red)
adjective
soixante-douze
72
une / la facture
(bill)
feminine noun
“L’addition” is another very common term that we use in restaurants and cafés. For example, “demander l’addition” = “to
ask for the bill” or “l’addition s’il vous plaît” = “the bill please.” Another word that is used is “une note,” which we use in expressions
like “une note salée” = “a stiff/expensive bill” ( word for word : a bill with salt!)
un / le lait
milk
masculine noun
lɛ
droite
adverb
right
adverb
When giving directions, “on the right” = “à droite.”
to stop
verb
arrêter
verb
droite
(right)
adverb
When giving directions, “on the right” = “à droite.”
nourrir
verb
to feed
verb
nu.ʁiʁ
stain
une / la tache
we
pronoun
nous
pronoun
91
quatre-vingt-onze
un / le pont
bridge
masculine noun
une / la vallée
Valley
Feminine noun
va.le
un / le juillet
July
masculine noun
tourner
verb
to turn
verb
entendre
(to hear)
verb
une / la vache
(cow)
feminine noun
vaʃ
tourner
(to turn)
verb
blood
un / le sang
une / la tache
(stain)
feminine noun
rouge
adjective
red
adjective
Car
une / la voiture
entendre
verb
to hear
verb
un / le moteur
engine
masculine noun
un / le transport
transportation
masculine noun
Use the direct article with this word as in “le transport” or “les transports.” If you need to use the indefinite article “un,” you
could say “un moyen de transport”(a mode of transportation).
red
adjective
rouge
adjective
nous
(we)
pronoun
nu
expensive
adjective
cher
adjective
une / la tache
stain
feminine noun
arrêter
verb
to stop
verb
The verb “stopper” has the same meaning and is equally common.
un / le sang
(blood)
masculine noun
sɑ̃
transportation
un / le transport
milk
un / le lait
to drive
verb
conduire
verb
un / le manteau
(coat)
masculine noun
mɑ̃.to
right
adverb
droite
adverb
exploser
verb
explode
verb
ɛk.splo.ze
conduire
(to drive)
verb
une / la ferme
(farm)
feminine noun
fɛʁm
to feed
verb
nourrir
verb
bill
une / la facture
soixante-douze
72
cher
adjective
expensive
adjective
to clean
verb
nettoyer
verb
une / la facture
bill
feminine noun
“L’addition” is another very common term that we use in restaurants and cafés. For example, “demander l’addition” = “to
ask for the bill” or “l’addition s’il vous plaît” = “the bill please.” Another word that is used is “une note,” which we use in expressions
like “une note salée” = “a stiff/expensive bill” ( word for word : a bill with salt!)
une / la ferme
farm
feminine noun
fɛʁm
un / le manteau
coat
masculine noun
mɑ̃.to
un / le moteur
(engine)
masculine noun
explode
verb
exploser
verb
cow
une / la vache
une / la heure
hour
feminine noun
nettoyer
verb
to clean
verb
un / le transport
(transportation)
masculine noun
Use the direct article with this word as in “le transport” or “les transports.” If you need to use the indefinite article “un,” you
could say “un moyen de transport”(a mode of transportation).
conduire
verb
to drive
verb
July
un / le juillet
quatre-vingt-onze
91
Valley
une / la vallée
4th
quatrième
une / l’ essence
(Petrol / Gas)
feminine noun
In French, “de l’essence” refers to gas at a gas station. For example, “Je voudrais de l’essence, s’il vous plaît, “ ou “Le plein,
s’il vous plaît.” In contrast, “une essence” is more equal in meaning to the same word in English. For example, “The essence of Life” or
to refer to the essence of a perfume.
une / la voiture
car
feminine noun
vwa.tur
to turn
verb
tourner
verb
une / la voiture
(car)
feminine noun
vwa.tur
farm
une / la ferme
nourrir
(to feed)
verb
nu.ʁiʁ
arrêter
(to stop)
verb
The verb “stopper” has the same meaning and is equally common.
nous
pronoun
we
pronoun
nu
72
soixante-douze
cher
(expensive)
adjective
engine
un / le moteur
un / le sang
blood
masculine noun
sɑ̃
mélanger
verb
to mix / stir
verb
me.lɑ̃.ʒe
“Mélanger” is the correct translation of “to mix,” which means to stir or shake one substance with another so that they
become a single substance. “Remuer” is the translation of “to stir” and means that you move something slighty. “Mixer” means the same
as “mélanger,” but it may suppose the use of an appliance such as a food mixer, for example.
un / le fromage
(cheese)
masculine noun
fʁo.maʒ
un / le juillet
(July)
masculine noun
coat
un / le manteau
to mix / stir
verb
mélanger
verb
quatrième
(4th)
hour
une / la heure
un / le fromage
cheese
masculine noun
fʁo.maʒ
nettoyer
(to clean)
verb
une / la heure
(hour)
feminine noun
une / la vache
cow
feminine noun
vaʃ
exploser
(explode)
verb
ɛk.splo.ze
quatre-vingt-onze
91
Petrol / Gas
une / l’ essence
un / le pont
(bridge)
masculine noun
mélanger
(to mix / stir)
verb
me.lɑ̃.ʒe
cheese
un / le fromage
to hear
verb
entendre
verb
un / le lait
(milk)
masculine noun
lɛ
une / la vallée
(Valley)
Feminine noun
va.le
quatrième
4th
bridge
un / le pont
