UNITÉ 5 LEÇON 5A: VOCABULARY 5A Flashcards
ALLER À LA PÊCHE
to go fishing
AIDER MES PARENTS
to help my parents
BRICOLER À LA MAISON
to tinker at home / to do odd jobs
CHANTER
to sing
DÉSIRER
to want
GAGNER LE MATCH
to win the game
JOUER À _______
to play _________
(GAMES / SPORTS)
JOUER DE _________
to play ________
(MUSICAL INSTRUMENT)
MARCHER
to walk
PRATIQUER
to practice
SKIER
to ski
LES SPORTS
sports
LE BASEBALL
baseball
LE BASKET(BALL)
basketball
LE FOOT(BALL)
soccer
LE FOOTBALL AMÉRICAIN
football
LE GOLF
golf
LE TENNIS
tennis
LE VOLLEY(BALL)
volleyball
UN MATCH DE TENNIS
tennis game
UN MATCH DE BASKET
basketball game
UNE ÉQUIPE
a team
UN JOUER
a male player
UNE JOUESE
a female player
LES JEUX
games
LES ÉCHECS
chess
(m.) (pl.)
LE MONOPOLI
Monopoly
FRÉQUENCE
frequency
UNE FOIS PAR JOUR
once a day
DEUX FOIS PAR SEMAINE
twice a week
TROIS FOIS PAR MOIS
three times a month
PARFOIS
sometimes
RAREMENT
rarely
SOUVENT
often
TOUS LES JOURS
every day
NE ____ JEMAIS
never
JE NE JOUE JEMAIS LE GOLF.
I never play golf.
JE JOUE AU FOOT AVEC MES AMIS.
I play soccer with my friends.
*Remember to use à, or in this case au (à + le = au), when talking about SPORTS or GAMES!*
TU JOUES SOUVENT AU GOLF.
You often play golf.
*Remember to use à, or in this case au (à + le = au), when talking about SPORTS or GAMES!*
IL JOUE AU MONOPOLI.
He plays Monopoly.
*Remember to use à, or in this case au (à + le = au), when talking about SPORTS or GAMES!*
NOUS JOUONS PARFOIS AUX CARTES.
We sometimes play cards.
*Remember to use à, or in this case aux (à + les = aux), when talking about SPORTS or GAMES!*
NOUS JOUONS DU PIANO.
We play piano.
*Remember to use de, or in this case du (de + le = du), when talking about INSTRUMENTS!*
VOUS JOUEZ DE LA GUITARE.
You play the guitar.
*Remember to use de, or in this case du (de + le = du), when talking about INSTRUMENTS!*
LES LOISIRS
hobbies
LE TEMPS LIBRE
free time
PENDANT MON TEMPS LIBRE
during my free time
UN PASSE-TEMPS
pastime / hobby
UN SPECTACLE
a show
ALLER AU SPECTACLE
to go to a show
FAIRE
to do / to make
JE FAIS
- I do
- I’m doing
- I make
- I’m making
TU FAIS
- you do
- you are doing
- you make
- you are making
IL FAIT
- he does
- he is doing
- he makes
- he is making
ELLE FAIT
- she does
- she is doing
- she makes
- she is making
NOUS FAISONS
- we do
- we are doing
- we make
- we are making
VOUS FAITES
- you make
- you are making
- you do
- you are doing
ILS FONT
- they do
- they are doing
- they make
- they are making
ELLES FONT
- they do
- they are doing
- they make
- they are making
FAIRE DE L’AÉROBIC
to do aerobics
FAIRE ATTENTION À
to pay attention to
FAIRE DU CAMPING
to go camping
FAIRE DU CHEVAL
to go horseback riding
FAIRE LE CONNAISSANCE DE
to meet someone for the first time
FAIRE LA CUISINE
to cook
FAIRE DE LA GYM
to workout
FAIRE DU JOGGING
to go jogging
FAIRE DE LA PLANCHE À VOILE
to go windsurfing
FAIRE UNE PROMENADE
to go walking
FAIRE UNE RANDONNÉE
to go for a hike
FAIRE DU SKI
to go skiing
FAIRE DU SPORT
to do sports
FAIRE UN TOUR EN VOITURE
to go for a ride
FAIRE DU VÉLO
to go bike riding
IL FAUT ______
it is necessary to ______ / one must ______
IL FAUT ÉTUDIER.
It is necessary to study. / One has to study. / We have to study.
IL FAUT CUISINER TOUS LES JOURS.
We have to cook every day.
SORTIR
to go out
JE SORS
- I go out
- I am going out
TU SORS
- you go out
- you are going out
IL SORT
- he goes out
- he is going out
ELLE SORT
- she goes out
- she is going out
NOUS SORTONS
- we go out
- we are going out
VOUS SORTEZ
- you go out
- you are going out
ILS SORTENT
- they go out
- they are going out
ELLES SORTENT
- they go out
- they are going out
SORTIR DE
to leave a room / building
JE SORS DE LA CLASSE.
I’m leaving the classroom.
NOUS SORTONS DU RESTAURANT.
We are leaving the restaurant.
PARTIR POUR
to leave for a place
JE PARS
- I leave for
- I am leaving for
TU PARS
- you leave for
- you are leaving for
IL PART
- he leaves for
- he is leaving for
ELLE PART
- she leaves for
- she is leaving for
NOUS PARTONS
- we leave for
- we are leaving for
VOUS PARTEZ
- you leave for
- you are leaving for
ILS PARTENT
- they leave for
- they are leaving for
ELLES PARTENT
- they leave for
- they are leaving for
NOUS PARTONS POUR LA FRANCE.
We are leaving for France.
IL PART POUR LE MEXIQUE.
He leaves for Mexico.
DORMIR
to sleep
JE DORS
- I sleep
- I am sleeping
TU DORS
- you sleep
- you are sleeping
IL DORT
- he sleeps
- he is sleeping
ELLE DORT
- she sleeps
- she is sleeping
NOUS DORMONS
- we sleep
- we are sleeping
VOUS DORMEZ
- you sleep
- you are sleeping
ILS DORMENT
- they sleep
- they are sleeping
ELLES DORMENT
- they sleep
- they are sleeping
SERVIR
to serve
JE SERS
- I serve
- I am serving
TU SERS
- you serve
- you are serving
IL SERT
- he serves
- he is serving
ELLE SERT
- she serves
- she is serving
NOUS SERVONS
- we serve
- we are serving
VOUS SERVEZ
- you serve
- you are serving
ILS SERVENT
- they serve
- they are serving
ELLES SERVENT
- they serve
- they are serving
JE SERS DE LA PIZZA QUAND J’INVITE DES AMIS.
I serve pizza when I invite friends.
NOUS SERVONS DE L’EAU ET DU JUS.
We are serving water and juice.
SENTIR
to feel / to smell / to sense
JE SENS
- I feel / I sense / I sense
TU SENS
- you feel / you smell / you sense
IL SENT
- he feels / he smells / he senses
ELLE SENT
- she feels / she smells / she senses
NOUS SENTONS
- we feel / we smell / we sese
VOUS SENTEZ
- you feel / you sense / you smell
ILS SENTENT
- they feel / they smell / they sense
ELLES SENTENT
- they feel / they sense / they smell
COURIR
to run
JE COURS
- I run
- I am running
TU COURS
- you run
- you are running
IL COURT
- he runs
- he is running
ELLE COURT
- she runs
- she is running
NOUS COURONS
- we run
- we are running
VOUS COUREZ
- you run
- you are running
ILS COURENT
- they run
- they are running
ELLES COURENT
- they run
- they are running
JE COURS LE MATIN.
I run in the morning.
NOUS COURONS VITE.
We run fast.
