First 625 - part 6 Flashcards
plate
une/l’ assiette
un/le temps
time
masculine noun
[temps] – “An hour” = “une heure.” For example, “Quelle heure est-il?” = “What time is it?” “Fois” refers to a particular number of
times an action is done. For example, “J’ai sauté deux fois.” = “I jumped two times.”
elle
she
pronoun
ɛl
un / l’ intérieur
(inside)
masculine noun, adjective
[intérieur] - The adverb for “inside” is “dedans.”
left
feminine noun
adjective
une/la gauche
une/la nourriture
(food)
feminine noun
un/le film
(film / movie)
masculine noun
[film] – This could also be translated by the word “cinéma” in certain expressions like “a movie star” = “une star (or “une étoile”) du
cinéma.” The translation is correct, but it does depend on the situation.
to lift
verb
lever
un/le pain
bread
masculine noun
pɛ̃
plane
un / l’ avion
16
card. number
seize
un/le sac
bag
masculine noun
sak
seize
16
card. number
sɛz
une/la fourchette
(fork)
feminine noun
un/le film
film / movie
masculine noun
[film] – This could also be translated by the word “cinéma” in certain expressions like “a movie star” = “une star (or “une étoile”) du
cinéma.” The translation is correct, but it does depend on the situation.
un/le côté
(side)
masculine noun
ko.te
un/le garçon
( boy)
masculine noun
beef
un/le boeuf
tout droit
straight ahead
adverb
tu dʁwa
une/la fourchette
fork
feminine noun
un/le sucre
sugar
masculine noun
actor
un/l’ acteur
un/l’ avril
April
masculine noun
a.vʁil
male
adjective
masculin
une/la chambre
bedroom
feminine noun
un / l’ air
(air)
masculine noun
un/le côté
side
masculine noun
ko.te
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dix-sept
lunch
un/le déjeuner
lever
to lift
verb
lə.ve
[lever] – “Lever” is the translation of “to raise” (a hand) or “to rise” (sun). “To raise “ can also be translated as “soulever,” as there is
little difference between the two.
April
un/l’ avril
un/le plafond
(ceiling)
masculine noun
side
un/le côté
une/la gauche
left
feminine noun
adjective
[gauche] – In directions, “on the left” = “à gauche.”
un/le gâteau
(cake)
masculine noun
[gâteau] – The word “cake” is also used in French.
elle
(she)
pronoun
ɛl
une/la chambre
(bedroom)
feminine noun
piece
un/le morceau
time
un/le temps
une/la main
hand
feminine noun
mɛ̃
une / l’ épaule
(shoulder)
feminine noun
e.pol
un/le garçon
boy
masculine noun
film / movie
un/le film
boy
un/le garçon
bag
un/le sac
une/la banane
(banana)
feminine noun
ba.nan
un/le citron
lemon
masculine noun
un / l’ après-midi
afternoon
masculine noun
un/le morceau
(piece)
masculine noun
[morceau] – “Une pièce” is also used. “Mettre quelque chose en pièces” = “to smash something to pieces.”
bedroom
une/la chambre
derrière
I
I
I
V
back (direction) / behind
adverb
ceiling
un/le plafond
une/la main
(hand)
feminine noun
mɛ̃
un/le ventilateur
(fan)
masculine noun
un/le mercredi
Wednesday
masculine noun
banana
une/la banane
un/le ventilateur
fan
masculine noun
un/le billet
(ticket / money notes)
masculine noun
[billet] – “un billet (de train)” = “a (train) ticket.”
she
pronoun
elle
I
I
I
V
derrière
( back (direction) / behind )
adverb
derrière
(back (direction) / behind)
adverb
un/le sucre
(sugar)
masculine noun
un/le billet
ticket / money notes
masculine noun
[billet] – “un billet (de train)” = “a (train) ticket.”
s’étendre
(to lie down)
verb
[s’étendre] – “S’allonger” is also acceptable and very common. “Se coucher” can also be used in this instance for this meaning.
un/le boeuf
(beef)
masculine noun
[boeuf] – (pl. “des boeufs” /bø/). When written formally, use “un boeuf.” “le boeuf bourguignon” is a famous recipe.
une/l’ assiette
(plate)
feminine noun
une / l’ épaule
shoulder
feminine noun
e.pol
airport
un/l’ aéroport
straight ahead
adverb
tout droit
food
une/la nourriture
ticket / money notes
un/le billet
bread
un/le pain
un/le mercredi
(Wednesday)
masculine noun
un/l’ aéroport
(airport)
masculine noun
un/l’ acteur
actor
masculine noun
ak.toeʁ
un/le marché
(market)
masculine noun
air
un / l’ air
lever
(to lift)
verb
lə.ve
[lever] – “Lever” is the translation of “to raise” (a hand) or “to rise” (sun). “To raise “ can also be translated as “soulever,” as there is
little difference between the two.
sugar
un/le sucre
un/le temps
(time)
masculine noun
afternoon
un / l’ après-midi
un/le pain
(bread)
masculine noun
pɛ̃
seize
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card. number
sɛz
hand
une/la main
s’étendre
to lie down
verb
[s’étendre] – “S’allonger” is also acceptable and very common. “Se coucher” can also be used in this instance for this meaning.
un / l’ intérieur
inside
masculine noun, adjective
[intérieur] - The adverb for “inside” is “dedans.”
un/le plafond
ceiling
masculine noun
dix-sept
17
card. number
di. sɛt
un / l’ avion
plane
masculine noun
un / l’ après-midi
(afternoon)
masculine noun
un/l’ aéroport
airport
masculine noun
fork
une/la fourchette
tout droit
(straight ahead)
adverb
tu dʁwa
un/l’ acteur
(actor)
masculine noun
ak.toeʁ
masculin
male
adjective
mas.ky.lɛ̃
dix-sept
17
card. number
di. sɛt
lemon
un/le citron
un/le marché
market
masculine noun
un/le boeuf
beef
masculine noun
[boeuf] – (pl. “des boeufs” /bø/). When written formally, use “un boeuf.” “le boeuf bourguignon” is a famous recipe.
un / l’ air
air
masculine noun
une/l’ assiette
plate
feminine noun
un/l’ avril
(April)
masculine noun
a.vʁil
shoulder
une / l’ épaule
inside
masculine noun, adjective
un / l’ intérieur
un/le gâteau
cake
masculine noun
[gâteau] – The word “cake” is also used in French.
cake
un/le gâteau
un/le déjeuner
(lunch)
masculine noun
[déjeuner] – Another possible translation is “un repas,” which can be both “a meal” and “lunch.” For example, “un panier-repas” =
“packed lunch.”
masculin
(male)
adjective
mas.ky.lɛ̃
fan
un/le ventilateur
un/le déjeuner
lunch
masculine noun
[déjeuner] – Another possible translation is “un repas,” which can be both “a meal” and “lunch.” For example, “un panier-repas” =
“packed lunch.”
market
un/le marché
un/le sac
(bag)
masculine noun
sak
to lie down
verb
s’étendre
une/la nourriture
food
feminine noun
un / l’ avion
(plane)
masculine noun
une/la banane
banana
feminine noun
ba.nan
une/la gauche
(left)
feminine noun
adjective
[gauche] – In directions, “on the left” = “à gauche.”
un/le citron
( lemon)
masculine noun
Wednesday
un/le mercredi
derrière
(back (direction) / behind)
adverb
un/le morceau
piece
masculine noun
[morceau] – “Une pièce” is also used. “Mettre quelque chose en pièces” = “to smash something to pieces.”
