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What is the French word for 'table'?
What is the French word for 'table'?
Which of the following options represents the number 37 in French?
Which of the following options represents the number 37 in French?
What is the correct translation for 'window' in French?
What is the correct translation for 'window' in French?
How is the number 25 expressed in French?
How is the number 25 expressed in French?
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Which of the following translates to 'the dictionary' in French?
Which of the following translates to 'the dictionary' in French?
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What is the French term for 'the dentist'?
What is the French term for 'the dentist'?
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Which nationality corresponds to 'La Grèce'?
Which nationality corresponds to 'La Grèce'?
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Which preposition is used with 'les États-Unis'?
Which preposition is used with 'les États-Unis'?
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What is the French word for 'coffee'?
What is the French word for 'coffee'?
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In French, how would you say 'a girl'?
In French, how would you say 'a girl'?
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Study Notes
Numbers 0-60
- The numbers 0-60 in French are written as follows:
- un, deux, trois, quatre, cinq, six, sept, huit, neuf, dix
- onze, douze, treize, quatorze, quinze, seize, dix-sept, dix-huit, dix-neuf, vingt
- vingt et un, vingt-deux, vingt-trois, etc.
- trente, trente et un, trente-deux, etc.
- quarante, quarante et un, quarante-deux, etc.
- cinquante, cinquante et un, cinquante-deux, etc.
- soixante
Vocabulary
- The French word for postman is: Le facteur
- The French word for chair is: La chaise
- The French word for table is: La table
- The French word for curtain is: Le rideau
- The French word for book is: Le livre
- The French word for bag is: Le sac
- The French word for door is: La porte
- The French word for notebook is: Le cahier
- The French word for pen is: Le stylo-bille
- The French word for window is: La fenêtre
- The French word for dictionary is: Le dictionnaire
- The French word for armchair is: Le fauteuil
- The French word for dentist is: Le dentiste
- The French word for actor/actress is: Un comédien/une comédienne
- The French word for often is: Souvent
- The French word for sweater is: Un pull
- The French word for bank is: La banque
- The French word for post office is: La poste
- The French word for under is: Sous
- The French word for on is: Sur
- The French word for boyfriend is: Un ami/un copain
- The French word for girlfriend is: Une amie/une copine
- The French word for chocolate is: Le chocolat
- The French word for tea is: Le thé
- The French word for coffee is: Le café
- The French word for child/boy is: Un enfant/un garçon
- The French word for child/girl is: Une enfant/une fille
- The French word for expensive is: Cher/Chère
- The French word for inexpensive is: Bon marché
- The French word for for is: Pour
- The French word for with is: Avec
Countries and Nationalities
- The list includes countries and their corresponding nationalities in both masculine and feminine forms:
- Le Maroc (Morocco) - Marocain (Masculine) - Marocaine (Feminine)
- La Tunisie (Tunisia) - Tunisien (Masculine) - Tunisienne (Feminine)
- Le Brésil (Brazil) - Brésilien (Masculine) - Brésilienne (Feminine)
- L’Algérie (Algeria) - Algérien (Masculine) - Algérienne (Feminine)
- La Grèce (Greece) - Grec (Masculine) - Grecque (Feminine)
- Le Mexique (Mexico) - Mexicain (Masculine) - Mexicaine (Feminine)
- Le Canada (Canada) - Canadien (Masculine) - Canadienne (Feminine)
- La Norvège (Norway) - Norvégien (Masculine) - Norvégienne (Feminine)
- Le Portugal (Portugal) - Portugais (Masculine) - Portugaise (Feminine)
- Les Pays-Bas (Netherlands) - Néerlandais (Masculine) - Néerlandaise (Feminine)
- La Suisse (Switzerland) - Suisse (Masculine and Feminine)
- Les Etats-Unis (United States) - Américain (Masculine) - Américaine (Feminine)
Prepositions with Countries and Cities
- The prepositions used for countries and cities are:
- EN: Used before feminine country names and country names starting with vowels. Example: Julie est allée en Chine (Julie went to China).
- AU: Used before masculine country names. Example: Anne habite au Japon (Anne lives in Japan).
- AUX: Used before plural country names. Example: Albert habite aux États-Unis (Albert lives in the United States).
- À: Used before city names. Example: Alice est à Paris (Alice is in Paris)
First Group Verbs (ER)
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The first group verbs (ER) verbs are conjugated by adding the following endings to the verb stem:
- je - e
- tu - es
- il/elle - e
- nous - ons
- vous - ez
- ils/elles - ent
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Examples of first group verbs:
- marcher (to walk)
- parler (to speak)
- écouter (to listen)
- habiter (to live)
- préparer (to prepare)
- chercher (to look for)
- aimer (to like)
- adorer (to love)
- détester (to hate)
- accepter (to accept)
- refuser (to refuse)
- porter (to carry)
- acheter (to buy)
Third Group Verbs (IR)
- The third group verbs are irregular verbs. Examples:
- faire (to do)
- aller (to go)
- avoir (to have)
Negation in French
- Negation in French uses ne and pas.
- For articles définis (le, la, les), the ne goes directly before the verb and the pas goes after the article. Example: Ayşe n'a pas les livres de français (Ayşe doesn't have the French books).
- For articles indéfinis (un, une, des), the ne goes directly before the verb and the pas goes after the article but d is added before the article. Example: Ali n'a pas d'ami anglais (Ali doesn't have an English friend).
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Test your knowledge of French numbers from 0 to 60 and essential vocabulary words with this quiz. It's a great way to reinforce your learning in the French language and improve your vocabulary skills.
