First 625 - part 7 Flashcards
81
card. number
quatre-vingt-un
beer
une / la bière
une / la course
course
feminine noun
[course] – Another option is the word “une compétition,” which is also common. However, this translation is correct.
to swim
verb
nager
friend
un / l’ ami
or une / l’ amie
mobile phone
un / le portable
student
un / l’ étudiant
un / le carré
square
masculine noun
ka.ʁe
[carré] – “Au carré “ is used in mathematical formulae like E=MC “squared.”
soixante
60
card. number
paint
une / la peinture
un / le réseau
(network)
masculine noun
ʁe.zo
une / la soeur
(sister)
feminine noun
[soeur] –Another common word is “une frangine”, which is informal.
to run
verb
courir
un / le bar
bar
masculine noun
bottle
une / la bouteille
vingt et un
21
card. number
un / le bar
masculine noun
un / le lac
(lake)
masculine noun
lak
une / la peinture
(paint)
feminine noun
[peinture] – Use “un tableau” when you refer to a painting.
November
un / le novembre
un / le carré
(square)
masculine noun
ka.ʁe
[carré] – “Au carré “ is used in mathematical formulae like E=MC “squared.”
mal
(bad)
adjective
[mal] –Another word for ‘bad’ is ‘mauvais’. Both words are used, but in different contexts. ‘Mauvais’ can modify a noun (“un mauvais
acteur” - “a bad actor”), and is associated with wrong, disgusting, etc. “Mal” cannot modify a noun directly (you have to use it with a verb,
as in “C’est mal” - “That’s bad/wrong”) and usually refers to evil or pain.
Tuesday
un / le mardi
un / le mardi
(Tuesday)
masculine noun
fast
adjective
rapide
un / le réseau
network
masculine noun
ʁe.zo
construire
(to build)
verb
une / l’ élection
election
feminine noun
90
quatre-vingt-dix
courir
(to run)
verb
mal
bad
adjective
[mal] –Another word for ‘bad’ is ‘mauvais’. Both words are used, but in different contexts. ‘Mauvais’ can modify a noun (“un mauvais
acteur” - “a bad actor”), and is associated with wrong, disgusting, etc. “Mal” cannot modify a noun directly (you have to use it with a verb,
as in “C’est mal” - “That’s bad/wrong”) and usually refers to evil or pain.
rire
(to laugh)
verb
un / le président
(president)
masculine noun
un / le mètre
meter
masculine noun
rire
to laugh
verb
rapide
fast
adjective
une / l’ eau
water
feminine noun
o
un / l’ étudiant
student
masculine noun
[étudiant] – The correct translation is “un étudiant” (feminine: “une étudiante”). “Un (feminine: une) élève” = “a pupil” while “un
écolier” (feminine: “une écolière”) = “a school pupil” or a “schoolboy/schoolgirl” (from “school” = ”école”).
un / l’ ami
or une / l’ amie
(friend)
[ami] – The feminine form is “une amie” while “une pote” = “a buddy” in an informal register.
une / l’ université
(university)
feminine noun
un / le samedi
Saturday
masculine noun
sam.di
Saturday
un / le samedi
une / la bouteille
(bottle)
feminine noun
election
une / l’ élection
second
une / la seconde
president
un / le président
course
une / la course
quatre-vingt-dix
90
card. number
un / le portable
mobile phone
masculine noun
[portable] – “Portable” is also often used as are “un téléphone cellulaire” or “un téléphone portable.” However, “portable” is more
common.
courir
to run
verb
rapide
(fast)
adjective
60
card. number
soixante
une / la course
feminine noun
[course] – Another option is the word “une compétition,” which is also common. However, this translation is correct.
square
un / le carré
gagner
( to win)
verb
sister
une / la soeur
to build
verb
construire
21
card. number
vingt et un
une / la bouteille
bottle
feminine noun
une / la seconde
(second)
feminine noun
quatre-vingt-un
81
card. number
quatre-vingt-un
81
card. number
un / le mardi
Tuesday
masculine noun
un / l’ étudiant
(student)
masculine noun
[étudiant] – The correct translation is “un étudiant” (feminine: “une étudiante”). “Un (feminine: une) élève” = “a pupil” while “un
écolier” (feminine: “une écolière”) = “a school pupil” or a “schoolboy/schoolgirl” (from “school” = ”école”).
nager
to swim
verb
construire
to build
verb
to laugh
verb
rire
un / le mètre
(meter)
masculine noun
lake
un / le lac
troisième
(3rd)
ord. number
une / la colline
(hill)
feminine noun
ko.lin
un / le frère
(brother)
masculine noun
Another common word is “un frangin”, which is informal.
vingt et un
21
card. number
hill
une / la colline
quatre-vingt-dix
90
card. number
soixante
60
card. number
to win
verb
gagner
une / la bière
beer
feminine noun
troisième
3rd
ord. number
3rd
ord. number
troisième
une / la bière
(beer)
feminine noun
une / l’ université
university
feminine noun
un / l’ ami
or une / l’ amie
friend
[ami] – The feminine form is “une amie” while “une pote” = “a buddy” in an informal register.
une / la peinture
paint
feminine noun
[peinture] – Use “un tableau” when you refer to a painting.
un / le portable
(mobile phone)
masculine noun
[portable] – “Portable” is also often used as are “un téléphone cellulaire” or “un téléphone portable.” However, “portable” is more
common.
brother
un / le frère
une / l’ élection
(election)
feminine noun
une / la seconde
second
feminine noun
bar
un / le bar
network
un / le réseau
minute
une / la minute
une / la colline
hill
feminine noun
ko.lin
une / la minute
minute
feminine noun
une / la soeur
sister
feminine noun
[soeur] –Another common word is “une frangine”, which is informal.
water
une / l’ eau
un / le lac
lake
masculine noun
lak
nager
(to swim)
verb
un / le voisin
neighbor
masculine noun
vwa.zɛ̃
un / le samedi
(Saturday)
masculine noun
sam.di
university
une / l’ université
une / la minute
feminine noun
meter
un / le mètre
un / le voisin
(neighbor)
masculine noun
vwa.zɛ̃
un / le frère
brother
masculine noun
Another common word is “un frangin”, which is informal.
neighbor
un / le voisin
une / l’ eau
(water)
feminine noun
o
un / le président
president
masculine noun
to call
verb
appeler
appeler
to call
verb
[appeler] – An alternate translation of “to call” is “téléphoner” = “to make a call” or “to phone.”
appeler
(to call)
verb
[appeler] – An alternate translation of “to call” is “téléphoner” = “to make a call” or “to phone.”
bad
adjective
[mal] –Another word for ‘bad’ is ‘mauvais’. Both words are used, but in different contexts. ‘Mauvais’ can modify a noun (“un mauvais
acteur” - “a bad actor”), and is associated with wrong, disgusting, etc. “Mal” cannot modify a noun directly (you have to use it with a verb,
as in “C’est mal” - “That’s bad/wrong”) and usually refers to evil or pain.
mal
un / le novembre
November
masculine noun
un / le novembre
(November)
masculine noun
gagner
to win
verb
