Lesson 1 Flashcards
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This morning, with the class, we went to visit the Lascaux caves.
Ce matin, avec la classe, nous sommes allés visiter les grottes de Lascaux.
How was it? Did you enjoy it?
Comment c’était ? Ca t’a plu ?
It was great! We saw prehistoric paintings.
C’était chouette ! On a vu des peintures préhistoriques,
But there was dirt everywhere…
Mais il y avait de la terre partout…
and Then we ate tray meals in the park. It was a great day!
et ensuite, on a mangé des plateaux-repas dans le parc. C’était une bonne journée !
I reckon—your pants are dirty.
lit: I see that - you dirtied your pants
Je vois ça, tu as sali ton pantalon !
It was great to meet (see each other) again
C’était chouette de se revoir!
At 17h I was having a coffee at my friends’s house
A 17h, je prenais un café chez mes amis.
It was cool
C’était cool !
It was awesome!
Informal for young people
C’était énorme !
It rocks (for young people only)
Ça déchire !
to like or enjoy
lit: to please
Plaire
to dirty
(as in make dirty)
Salir
I went to have a coffee at my friends’ house
Je suis allée prendre un café chez mes amis.
It’s a fascinating place when you love French history
C’est un endroit passionnant quand on aime l’histoire de France.
tray meal / tv dinner
un plateau-repas
When I was a student, I often went to have coffee with the professors
Quand j’étais étudiant, j’allais souvent prendre le café avec les professeurs.
fascinating
passionnant(e)
Marc is going to tell his mother about his day
Marc va raconter sa journée à sa mère
the cave
la grotte
I often eat a tv dinner while watching series
Je mange souvent un plateau-repas en regardant des séries
It’s not very good for health
Ce n’est pas très bon pour la santé
He is telling his mother about his day
il raconte sa journée à sa mère
We use it to talk about something that happened in the past and which has finished when one is speaking
On l’utilise pour parler de quelque chose qui s’est passé dans le passé, et qui est terminé quand on parle.
