Talk in french Week 1, day 4 Family names and numbers Flashcards
1
Q
Wife
A
La femme- pronounced “fume”
2
Q
Grandfather
A
Le grand-père- pronounced “gon pair”
3
Q
Grandmother
A
La grand-mère
4
Q
Husband
A
Le mari- pronounced “mar e”
5
Q
Uncle
A
L’oncle- pronounced “lonck”
6
Q
Aunt
A
La tante
7
Q
Nephew
A
Le neveu- pronounced “ new vu”
8
Q
Niece
A
La nièce- pronounced “knee S”
9
Q
C’est - pronounced “say”
A
It is, this is- pronounced “say”
10
Q
The boy on the floor.
A
Le garcon par terre
11
Q
Big brother
A
Gran frère
12
Q
Happy
A
heureuse= pronounced ooh-ruse
13
Q
0 (zero)
A
zéro
14
Q
1
A
un
15
Q
2
A
deux- pronounced “do”
16
Q
3
A
trois- pronounced trwa
17
Q
4
A
quatre pronounced cat
18
Q
5
A
cinq pronounced “sunk”
19
Q
6
A
six pronounced “cease”
20
Q
7
A
sept pronounced “set”
21
Q
8
A
huit pronounced “ooh eat”
22
Q
9
A
nëuf pronounced “nerf”
23
Q
10
A
dix pronounced “deese”
24
Q
11
A
onze- pronounced “onsza”
25
12
douze- pronounced "dooz"
26
13
treize- pronounced " trez"
27
14
quatorze- pronounced "Cot toz"
28
15
quinze- pronounced "kanz"
29
16
seize- pronounced "says"
30
17
dix-sept- pronounced "dee set"
31
18
dix-huit- pronounce "dees wheat"
32
19
dix-nëuf- pronounce: dee nerf
33
20
vingt- pronounced "va"
