Vocabulary of September 25, 2023 Flashcards

1
Q

What is “à tour de rôle” in English?

Exemple: Mes collègues et moi travaillons à tour de rôle le samedi.

A

Take turns

Example: My colleagues and I take turns to work on Saturday.

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What is “Ça dépend” in English?

Exemple:
- Combien de jours par semaine est-ce que tu travailles?
- Ça dépend. Parfois je travaille 4 jours, parfois 5.

A

It depends

Example:
- How many days a week do you work?
- It depends. Sometimes I work 4 days, sometimes 5.

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What is “Ça dépend de” in English?

Exemple: Ça dépend de la température.

A

It depends on

Example: It depends on the weather.

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What is “être d’accord” in English?

Exemple:
Je suis d’accord.
Je ne suis pas d’accord.
Es-tu d’accord?

A

Agree

Example:
I agree.
I don’t agree.
Do you agree?

NOTE: “Agree” is a verb in English. That’s why we say “I agree” and not, unlike French, “I am agree”.

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What is “dépendamment de…” in English?

A

Depending on…

Exemple: Depending on where I work, I usually work aroun 8-9 hours a day.

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What is “principal” in English?

Exemple: C’est ma tâche principale.

And what is “principalement” in English?
Exemple: Je travaille principalement à Sherbrooke.

A

Main
Example: It’s my main task.

Mainly
Example: I work mainly in Sherbrooke.

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What is “beaucoup de “ for COUNTABLE nouns in English?

Exemple: Je travaille beaucoup d’heures.

A

Many
A lot of

Example:
I work many hours.
I work **a lot of **hours.

NOTE: We don’t use “much” with COUNTABLE nouns.

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Q

What is “conduire” for a car?

For a motorcycle?

A

Drive (a car)

Ride (a motorcycle)

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What is the possessive adjective “leur” or “leurs” in English?

Exemple: Ils ont leurs propres inspecteurs.

A

their

Example: They have their own inspectors.

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Q

How do we pronounce “percent” in English?

A

**per-CENT

NOTE: We have to put the stress on the SECOND syllable and not on the first. Otherwise, it sounds like the word “person”.

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What is “premier ministre” d’une province?

Exemple: François Legault est le premier ministre du Québec.

D’un pays?
Exemple: Justin Trudeau est le premier ministre du Canada.

A

(Province)= Premier
Example: François Legault is Quebec’s premier.

(pays) = Prime minister
Example: Justin Trudeau is Canada’s prime minister.

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12
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What is the plural of “woman?

And how do we pronounce the singular and the plural?

A

Woman (singular)

Women (plural)

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What is “Il y a “ in Englsih?

Exemple:
Il y a une table dans la pièce.
Il y a 6 chaises autour de la table.

A

There is “singular)

There are (plural)

Examples:
There is a table in the room.
There are 6 chairs around the table.

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What is “locataire” in English and how do we pronounce it?

A

Tenant

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What is “ancien” in English?

Exemple: Mon ancien patron habite à Toronto.

A

Old

Example: My old boss lives in Toronto.

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How do we write, in numbers:

One thousand?

Seventeen thousand, two hundred and seventy five?

Two hundred thousand?

One million?

A

1,000
17,275
200,000
1,000,000

NOTE: When we write numbers of 1,000 or more, we use commas (,) to separate the numerals into groups of 3 (working from right to left).