Points de depart - Pg. 14-23 Flashcards by Laurel Palmer | Brainscape

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une calculatrice

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calculator

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une fenetre

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window

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un tableau

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board

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une affiche

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poster

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une brosse

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eraser (for chalk or whiteboard)

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un bureau

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desk

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un cahier

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notebook

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une carte

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map

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un CD (inv.)

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CD, compact disk

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une chaise

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chair

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une craie

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piece of chalk

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un crayon

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pencil

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des devoirs (m.)

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homework

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un DVD (inv.)

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DVD

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une gomme

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eraser (for pencil)

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un lecteur CD

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CD player

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un lecteur DVD

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DVD player

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un livre

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book

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un magnetoscope

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videocassette player

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un ordinateur

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computer

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une porte

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door

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une regle

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ruler

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un stylo

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pen

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un tableau

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board

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une tele(vision)

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television

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une videocassette

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videocassette

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Allez a la porte!

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Go to the door

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Allex au tableau!

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Go to the board!

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Asseyez-vous!

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Sit down!

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Donnez la craie a Marie-Laure!

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Give the piece of cahlk to Marie-Laure!

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Ecoutez bien, s’il vous plait!

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Listen carefully, please!

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Ecoutez sans regarder le livre!

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Listen without looking at the book!

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Ecrivez votre nom et votre prenom!

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Write down your last name and your first name.

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Effacez le tableau!

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Erase the board!

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Fermez le livre!

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Close the book!

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Levez-vous!

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Get up/stand up!

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Lisez les mots au tableau!

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Read the words on the board!

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Montrez-moi votre livre!

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Show me your book!

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Montrez Paris sur la carte!

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Point to Paris on the map!

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Ne parlez pas anglais!

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Don’t speak English!

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Ouvrez la fenetre!

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Open the window!

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Prenez un stylo!

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Take a pen!

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Regardez le tableau!

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Look at the board!

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Rendez-moi les devoirs!

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Hand in your homework!

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Repondez en francais!

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Answer in French!

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Pardon?

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Excuse me?

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Je ne comprends pas.

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I don’t understand.

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Repetez, s’il vous plait.

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Repeat, please.

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Parlez plus fort!

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Speak louder.

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Comment dit-on “board” en francais?

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How do you say “board” in French?

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Merci

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Thank you

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De rien

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Not at all./You’re welcome.

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un/e etudiant/e

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student

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un professeur

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teacher

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une dame

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lady

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un monsieur

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man

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Voila…

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Here/There is/are…

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Il y a… (Il n’y a pas de…)

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There is/are… (There isn’t/aren’t any…)

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mais

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but

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The names of languages are masculine.

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le francais, le creole

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Words recently borrowed from other languages are generally masculine.

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le marketing, le yoga, le rap, le tennis

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Masculine Endings: -eau, -o, -isme, -age

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le tableau, le stylo, le socialisme, le jarinage (gardening)

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Feminine Endings: -ion, -te

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la nation, la television, la liberte, la quantite

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The plural form of the definite article is always les

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le livre –> les livres –> the books

la chaise –> les chaises –> the chairs