Unit 3 Flashcards
1
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Egg
A
m. L’oeuf [œf]
2
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Quick Article Tips:
A
- Use a French article 99 percent of the time and learn the rare expressions without one.
- When you think of “the” in English, use le, l’, la, or les!
- When you think of “a,” “an,” or “one,” use un or une in French and use des for their plural form.
- Do not use articles in front of nouns referring to the professions and religion of someone.
3
Q
Lunch
A
m. Le Déjeuner [deʒœne]
4
Q
Breakfast
A
m. Le Petit Déjeuner
5
Q
Morning
A
m. Le Matin [matɛ̃]
6
Q
Cake
A
m. Le Gâteau [ɡɑto]
7
Q
Dinner
A
m. Le Dîner [dine]
8
Q
Meal
A
m. Le Repas [ʀ(ə)pɑ]
9
Q
Banana
A
f. La Banane [banan]
10
Q
Apple
A
f. La Pomme [pɔm]
11
Q
Fruit
A
m. Le Fruit [fʀɥi]
12
Q
Vegetable
A
m. Le Légume [leɡym]
13
Q
To Cook
A
Cuisiner [kɥizine]
14
Q
Kitchen
A
f. La Cuisine [kɥizin]
15
Q
Dishes, Courses, (adj. Flat)
A
m. Le Plat ; (adj. Flat) [pla]
16
Q
Television
A
La Télé [tele]
17
Q
Monday (on Monday)
A
m. Le Lundi [lœ̃di]
18
Q
Tuesday
A
m. Le Mardi [maʀdi]
19
Q
Wednesday
A
m. Le Mercredi [mɛʀkʀədi]
20
Q
Thursday
A
m. Le Jeudi [ʒødi]
21
Q
Friday
A
m. Le Vendredi [vɑ̃dʀədi]
22
Q
Saturday
A
m. Le Samedi [samdi]
23
Q
Sunday
A
m. Le Dimanche [dimɑ̃ʃ]
24
Q
Every, each
A
Chaque [ʃak]
25
Evening, Night
m. Le Soir [swaʀ]
26
Newspaper
m. Le Journal (Journaux) [ʒuʀnal]
27
Twelve O'Clock, Midday
adj. (invariable) Midi [midi]
28
Afternoon
Après-midi
29
Often
adv. Souvent [suvɑ̃]
30
Bed
m. Le Lit [li]
31
To Sleep
Dormir [doʀmiʀ]
je dors /dɔʁ/
tu dors /dɔʁ/
il;elle;on dort /dɔʁ/
nous dormons /dɔʁ.mɔ̃/
vous dormez /dɔʁ.me/
ils;elles dorment /dɔʁm/
32
Sometimes
adv. Parfois [paʀfwa]
33
To Listen
Écouter [ekute]
34
Pants
m. Le Pantalon [Pantalon]
35
Clothing, Clothes
m. Le Vêtement [vɛtmɑ̃]
36
Dress
f. La Robe [ʀɔb]
37
Bag
m. Le Sac [sak]
38
Price, Prizes
m. Le Prix (Pl. Prix, also) [pʀi]
39
To Cost
Coûter [kute]
40
Demonstratives Grammar:
For Emphasis:
Use -ci for this and these, -là for that and those, on the end of the noun.
E.g., Ce crayon-ci: This crayon.
Demonstrative Pronouns:
Masc. Sing: Celui ; Pl. Ceux
Fem. Sing: Celle ; Pl. Celles
These are never used alone, but are always followed by: (1) a prepositional phrase. (2) a relative clause. Or (3) the particle -ci or -là used for emphasis or contrast. (E.g., Voulez-vous ce chapeau-ci? Non, je préfère celui-là.)
Neuter Demonstrative Pronouns:
Ceci: This ; Cela: That.
Cela is frequently contracted into Ça.
These usually refer to ideas or indefinite concepts.
41
Nine
Neuf [nœf]
(ø = e with rounded lips)
42
Ten
Dix [dis]
43
Skirt
f. La Jupe [ʒyp]
44
Jacket
f. La Veste [vɛst]
