First 625 - part 11 Flashcards by Marie Christine

non

(no)

adverb

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une / la carte

(map)

feminine noun

“Une carte” is the translation that is used for maps of countries, states, or the Earth. When referring to a city or subway map (or a course or something similar), use “un plan.” Carte can also mean “card”

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une / la huile

(oil)

feminine noun

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profond

adjective

deep

adjective

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un / l’ océan

(ocean)

masculine noun

o.se.ɑ̃

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trouver

( find)

verb

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une / la lèvre

(lip)

feminine noun

lɛvʁ

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find

verb

trouver

verb

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apple

une / la pomme

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un / le pays

(country)

masculine noun

pe.i

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quatre-vingt-douze

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black

adjective

noir

adjective

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un / le coin

(corner)

masculine noun

kwɛ̃

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un / le / les cheveux

(hair)

masculine noun

ʃə.vø

[cheveux] – Always use the plural form when describing someone’s hair. For example, “She has brown hair.” It’s only used in the singular
when describing a single strand of hair.

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salt

un / le sel

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une / la / les dent

(tooth)

feminine noun

dɑ̃

Teeth being plural, the correct translation is “les dents;” “une dent” = “a tooth.”

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un / le / les cheveux

hair

masculine noun

ʃə.vø

[cheveux] – Always use the plural form when describing someone’s hair. For example, “She has brown hair.” It’s only used in the singular
when describing a single strand of hair.

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dix mille

10000

card. number

di mil

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quatre-vingt-douze

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un / le son

sound

masculine noun

sɔ̃

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un / l’ océan

ocean

masculine noun

o.se.ɑ̃

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soixante et un

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country

un / le pays

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sound

un / le son

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une / la barbe

beard

feminine noun

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church

une / l’ église

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un / le porc

(pork)

masculine noun

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ocean

un / l’ océan

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soixante et un

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une / l’ église

church

feminine noun

e.ɡliz

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une / la huile

oil

feminine noun

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se marier

verb

to marry

verb

ma.ʁje

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court

adjective

short

adjective

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non

adverb

adverb

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une / la rue

(street)

feminine noun

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trouver

verb

find

verb

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hair

un / le / les cheveux

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face

un / le visage

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oil

une / la huile

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un / le bord

edge

masculine noun

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quatorze

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une / la pomme

apple

feminine noun

un / le prêtre

priest

masculine noun

Use “un curé” when you refer to a parish priest

tooth

une / la / les dent

map

une / la carte

un / le sel

(salt)

masculine noun

sɛl

une / la lèvre

lip

feminine noun

lɛvʁ

quatorze

husband

un / le mari

un / le porc

pork

masculine noun

dix mille

10000

card. number

di mil

un / le mari

(husband)

masculine noun

ma.ʁi

une / la vague

wave

feminine noun

vaɡ

goûter

(to taste)

verb

gu.te

un / le coin

corner

masculine noun

kwɛ̃

un / le bord

(edge)

masculine noun

lip

une / la lèvre

un / le coin

corner

masculine noun

kwɛ̃

une / la pomme

(apple)

feminine noun

to marry

verb

se marier

verb

adverb

non

adverb

parler

verb

to speak / say

verb

paʁ.le

une / la / les dent

tooth

feminine noun

dɑ̃

Teeth being plural, the correct translation is “les dents;” “une dent” = “a tooth.”

noir

adjective

black

adjective

nwaʁ

short

court

adjective

noir

(black)

adjective

nwaʁ

un / le prêtre

(priest)

masculine noun

Use “un curé” when you refer to a parish priest

une / la consonne

(consonant)

feminine noun

goûter

verb

to taste

verb

gu.te

une / la consonne

consonant

feminine noun

wave

une / la vague

corner

un / le coin

world

un / le monde

profond

(deep)

adjective

street

une / la rue

10000

dix mille

un / le pays

country

masculine noun

pe.i

court

(short)

adjective

priest

un / le prêtre

pork

un / le porc

un / le monde

world

masculine noun

quatorze

un / le visage

face

masculine noun

un / le mari

husband

masculine noun

ma.ʁi

consonant

une / la consonne

beard

une / la barbe

edge

un / le bord

se marier

(to marry)

verb

ma.ʁje

“Épouser” is another very common verb. For example, “Elle a épousé son conjoint il y a deux ans.” = “She married her husband two years ago.” We can also use “prendre pour époux/épouse” = “to take for husband/wife.”