Week 2 day 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the rule for in front of or behind placement of adjectives for a noun?

A

BRAGS- Beauty, rank age, goodness and size go before nouns. Otherwise after the noun.

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2
Q

He wears black shoes

A

Il porte des chaussures noires.

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3
Q

black

A

noires =”new rwah”

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4
Q

Good (m), Good (f)

A

Bon “bone”, bonne “burn”

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5
Q

bad (m), Bad (f)

A

mauvais “mow vay’”, mauvaise “mow vez”

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6
Q

small (m), small (f)

A

petit “pe t”, petite “pe tet”

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7
Q

tall (m), tall (f)

A

grand, grande “duh” at the end

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8
Q

Pretty (m), pretty (F)

A

Joli, Jolie- both sound the same to me

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9
Q

young

A

jeune-“gin na”

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10
Q

old (m), old(f)

A

vieux “view”, vieille “Vee ale ya”

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11
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New (m), new (f)

A

nouveau “new voe”, nouvelle “new vail”

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12
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a bad client

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une mauvaise cliente (f) “cli yont’

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13
Q

in, into, within

A

dans

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14
Q

old, elderly

A

Âgé (e)- “ah gee”

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15
Q

Friendly

A

amical (e)- “ah me cal”

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16
Q

old, antique, former

A

ancien (ne)-“on ci an”, “on see in” (nah)

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17
Q

confident

A

assuré (e)- “ah sue ray”

18
Q

beautiful (masculine) handsome, good-looking

A

beau-“bow”

19
Q

beautiful (f)

A

belle- “Bell la”

20
Q

odd, weird, strange

A

bizarre- “bee zare”

21
Q

light, clear

A

clair (e)- “clair”

22
Q

happy, glad, pleased

A

content (e) “con tun” con tant”

23
Q

brave

A

courageux /se- “coo rag gew”, “coo rag gews”

24
Q

short

A

court (e)- “kool” “koolt tah”

25
Q

different

A

différent (e)- “dee fee ran”, “dee fee rant”

26
Q

difficult, hard, tough

A

difficile-“dee fee seal”

27
Q

Agreement of Adjectives

A

In French all adjectives must agree in number and gender with the noun.

If a noun is masculine and singular or masculine and plural, the adjective will agree with that and decline accordingly.

If a noun is feminine and singular or feminine and plural, the adjective will agree with that and decline accordingly.

28
Q

The colored painting

A

le tableau coloré

29
Q

The colored paintings

A

les tableaux colorés

30
Q

the open door

A

la porte ouverte- “ler por 2 verte”

31
Q

the open doors

A

les portes ouvertes

32
Q

(The blue TV set is too small.)

A

Le téléviseur bleu est trop petit.

33
Q

(The blue TV sets are too small.)

A

Les téléviseurs bleus sont trop petits.

34
Q

(The green car is fast.)

A

La voiture verte est rapide.

35
Q

(The green cars are fast.)

A

Les voitures vertes sont rapides

36
Q

adjective rules

A

In French, unlike English, most of the adjectives come after the noun they are describing.

A few French adjectives are placed before the noun it describes, and the best way to learn these adjectives is to memorize the list.

Some adjectives can come before or after a noun and the meaning of the sentence will change depending on the placement of the adjective.

In French all adjectives must agree in number and gender with the noun.

37
Q

I fell asleep

A

je me suis endormie

38
Q

to fall asleep

A

endormir

39
Q

to do, make

A

faire

40
Q

See you later

A

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