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Le Monde Sans Technologie - Vous Etes Fou? Flashcards

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Download

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Télécharger

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To chat

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Tchatter

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Social media

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Réseaux sociaux

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To dump (girlfriend)

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Plaquerais

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Really!

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Carrément!

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Status

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Statut

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Texts

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Textos

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@

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arobase

Mon adresse courriel est Frenchy arobase mail point com. [Frenchy@mail.com] (My email is Frenchy at mail dot com.)

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Database

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Base de données (f)

“La base de données aide la société à trouver les meilleurs clients.”
(The database helps the company find the best clients.)

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Computer desktop

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Bureau (m) — [Computer] desktop.

In the non-tech world, bureau refers to either a desk or an office.

Il y a trop de fichiers sur mon bureau.
(There are too many files on my desktop.)

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USB Stick

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Clé USB (f) — USB stick.

USB stands for “Universal Serial Bus,” which in French translates to Bus universel en série. Because the Anglophone world seems to dictate tech-lingo, we say clé USB (USB stick) instead of the “more French” clé BUS.

J’ai toujours une clé USB sur moi.
(I always have a USB stick with me.)

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E-mail

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Courriel (m) — Email.

The word courriel is an abbreviation of courrier éléctronique (literally: electronic mail). (Courrier refers to a piece of mail delivered by post.) The anglicism un e-mail (an email) is often used, but courriel is preferred by l’Académie française.

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Data

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Donnée (f) — [A point of] data.

You will most often see this in its plural form, données.

Les données sont sur le serveur.
(The data is on the server.)

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Folder

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Dossier (m) — Folder.

J’ai créé un dossier pour chaque matière sur mon ordinateur.
I made a folder for each subject on my computer.

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Screen

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Écran (m) — Screen.

L’écran est sale.
The screen is dirty.

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File

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Fichier (m) — File or document.

Toutes les informations sont dans ce fichier.
All of the information is in this file.

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Internet

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Internet (m) — The Internet. (You guessed it!)

The definite article le (the) is rarely used before the word Internet in French. It’s treated like a proper noun, hence its capitalization.

Elle passe beaucoup de temps sur Internet.
(She spends a lot of time on the Internet.)

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The Web

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La toile (the web)

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The net

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le net (the ‘Net)

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Computer programme

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Logiciel (m) — Computer program.

J’utilise trois logiciels au quotidien.
I use three programs on a daily basis.

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Memory

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Mémoire (f) — Memory.

Combien de mémoire a ton ordinateur ?
How much memory does your computer have?

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Password

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Mot de passe (m) — Password.

J’ai oublié mon mot de passe.
I forgot my password.

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Search engine

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Moteur de recherche (m) — Search engine.

Le moteur de recherche a remplacé l’encyclopédie.
The search engine has replaced the encyclopedia.

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Computer

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Ordinateur (m) — Computer.

In colloquial spoken French you’ll often hear the shortened ordi. Cute, right? The French for “laptop” is ordinateur portable, which translates literally to “carry-able computer.” You’re more likely to hear a person refer to their portable (laptop), which, incidentally, is also the word for cell phone. Context usually clues you in regarding the item in question.

L’ordinateur de Sarah a un grand écran.
(Sarah’s computer has a big screen.)

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Website

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Site web (m) — Web site.

Easy peasy! It’s common for French speakers to refer to un site (a site), tout simplement (quite simply).

La société a un nouveau site web.
(The company has a new website.)

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Mouse

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Souris (f) — Mouse.

Je navigue sur le site à l’aide de la souris.
I explore the site with help of the mouse.

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Word processing

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Traitement de texte (m) — Word processing.

J’utilise un logiciel de traitement de texte pour prendre des notes.
I use a word processing program to take notes.

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To save

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Enregistrer — To save.

In other contexts, enregistrer can also mean “to record.”

J’enregistre le fichier tout de suite.
(I am saving the file right away.)

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To save

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Saisir — To enter or to input.

In other contexts, the verb saisir can also mean “to grasp,” both literally and figuratively, as in “to understand (a concept or idea).”

Je saisis les informations dans la base de données.
(I’m entering the information into the database.)

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To backup

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Sauvegarder — To backup.

Je sauvegarde mon travail toutes les deux heures.
I backup my work every two hours.

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To delete

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Supprimer — To delete.

J’ai supprimé quelques fichiers.
I deleted some files.

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Subscriber

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Abonné(e) (m or f) — Subscriber.

Le bulletin éléctronique a 2 000 abonnés.
The newsletter has 2,000 subscribers.

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Application

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Application (f) — Application.

It’s not uncommon to hear appli (appl) for short.

L’application dictionnaire me facilite la vie.
(The dictionary application makes my life easier.)

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Blog

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Blog (or blogue) (m) — Blog.

Michel tient un blog de musique.
Michel runs a music blog.

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Comment

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Commentaire (m) — Comment.

J’ai laissé un commentaire sur le blog de Michel.
I left a comment on Michel’s blog.

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Account

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Compte (m) — Account.

J’ai un compte Facebook.
I have a Facebook account.

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Touch screen

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Écran tactile (m) — Touch screen.

Mon téléphone portable a un écran tactile.
My cell phone has a touch screen.

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Newsfeed

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Fil d’actualité (m) — Newsfeed.

Mon fil d’actualité contient des articles intéressants.
My newsfeed contains interesting articles.

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Readers

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Lecteur (m) — Reader.

Lectrice (reader) is the feminine form.

Le blog de Michel a beaucoup de lecteurs.
(Michel’s blog has a lot of readers.)

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Like (Facebook)

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Like (m) — A (Facebook) like.

Alternatively (and more French-ly), you can say une mention j’aime (literally translates to an “I like” distinction).

La photo de Caroline a reçu beaucoup de likes.
(Caroline’s picture got a lot of likes.)

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Update

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Mise à jour (f) — Update.

J’ai effectué une mise à jour de logiciel sur mon ordinateur.
I did a program update on my computer.

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#

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Mot-dièse (m) — Hashtag.
Un hashtag

Dièse refers to what (American) English speakers know as the pound sign (#). It’s worth noting that un hashtag is much more commonly used than mot-dièse (hashtag).

Sur Twitter, les sujets de discussion sont classés grâce à des mots-dièse.
(On Twitter, discussion topics are organized by hashtags.)

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User name

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Nom d’utilisateur (m) — Username.

J’ai choisi un nom d’utilisateur très simple.
I chose a very simple username.

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Home page

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Page d’accueil (f) — Home page.

La page d’accueil est très simple.
The home page is very simple.

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Profile photo

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Photo de profil (f) — Profile picture.

Marie change souvent sa photo de profil.
Marie changes her profile picture often.

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Hacking

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Piratage (m) — (Illegal) downloading or hacking.

Le piratage des films est interdit.
[Illegally] downloading movies is forbidden.

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Profile

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Profil (m) — Profile.

Le profil de Sarah est très détaillé.
Sarah’s profile is very detailed.

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To block

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Verbs

Bloquer — To block.

Sandrine a bloqué son ex sur Facebook.
(Sandrine blocked her ex on Facebook.)

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Update

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Mettre à jour — To update.

J’ai mis à jour mon profil.
I updated my profile.

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To share

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Partager — To share.

Carine a partagé un article intéressant sur Facebook.
Carine shared an interesting article on Facebook.

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To publish

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Publier — To publish.

Michel a publié un article intéressant sur son blog.
Michel published an interesting article on his blog.

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Subscribe

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S’abonner — To subscribe.

Je m’abonne au blog de Michel.
I subscribe to Michel’s blog.

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Log in

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Se connecter — To log in.

Je me connecte sur Facebook tous les jours.
I log on to Facebook every day.

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To register

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S’inscrire — To register or to sign up.

Alexandre ne veut pas s’inscrire sur Facebook.
Alexandre does not want to sign up for Facebook.

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To report

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Signaler — To report.

J’ai signalé le contenu offensant du site.
I reported the site’s offensive content.

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To follow

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Suivre — To follow.

Je suis Leonardo DiCaprio sur Tweeter.
I follow Leonardo DiCaprio on Twitter.

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To surf (the Internet).

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Surfer — To surf (the Internet).

Antoine surfe sur Internet pendant son cours d’anglais.
Antoine surfs the Internet during his English class.

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To tag

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Taguer — To tag, as in to identify someone in a picture.

Marc m’a tagué(e) dans une photo.
Marc tagged me in a picture.

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Download

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Télécharger — To download/upload.

J’ai téléchargé le nouvel album de Christine and the Queens.
I downloaded Christine and the Queens’ new album.

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Tweet

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Tweeter — To tweet.

Caroline tweete souvent.
Caroline tweets often.

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Digital age

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ère numérique

On habite dans un ère numérique

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That is to say

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c’est-à-dire

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Digital

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Numérique

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Stake, risk money

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enjeu (pl enjeux) nm

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My email address is lis@barton.me

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Mon adresse courriel est lis arobase Barton dot me

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Virus

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Un virus

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Software

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logiciels mpl

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software

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le logiciel

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firewall

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parefeu

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to network

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resauter

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to dump

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plaquer

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Mon ordi a planté

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My computer crashed

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Exposition

False friend

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Exhibition

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Retransmission

False cognate

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Broadcast, including first time

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Animation
Animateur
False cognate

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Entertainment, activities

Event organiser

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