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What does the French word "vivre" mean in English?
What does the French word "vivre" mean in English?
- Live
- Alive
- Life
- To live (correct)
The French word "Étranger" means foreigner.
The French word "Étranger" means foreigner.
True (A)
What is the English translation of the French word "chef d'état"?
What is the English translation of the French word "chef d'état"?
Head of state
What is the English equivalent of the French word "célèbre"?
What is the English equivalent of the French word "célèbre"?
The French word "là -bas" means "here".
The French word "là -bas" means "here".
What is the English equivalent of the French phrase "la vie"?
What is the English equivalent of the French phrase "la vie"?
The French word "la ville" means "the town".
The French word "la ville" means "the town".
What is the English translation of the French phrase "trop et aussi"?
What is the English translation of the French phrase "trop et aussi"?
The French word "gros" means "small".
The French word "gros" means "small".
What is the English translation of the French phrase "la ville (en général)"?
What is the English translation of the French phrase "la ville (en général)"?
The French phrase "les gens" translates to "a person".
The French phrase "les gens" translates to "a person".
The French word "la langue", in English, means "the tongue".
The French word "la langue", in English, means "the tongue".
The French word "couramment" means "fluently" in English.
The French word "couramment" means "fluently" in English.
What is the English translation of the French word "la récompense"?
What is the English translation of the French word "la récompense"?
The French word "l'adolescent" means "the teenager".
The French word "l'adolescent" means "the teenager".
What is the English equivalent of the French word "assez"?
What is the English equivalent of the French word "assez"?
The French phrase "chaque jours" means "every day".
The French phrase "chaque jours" means "every day".
The French phrase "tous les jours" means "every day".
The French phrase "tous les jours" means "every day".
The French word "lundi" means "Tuesday".
The French word "lundi" means "Tuesday".
The French word "mercredi" means "Wednesday".
The French word "mercredi" means "Wednesday".
The French word "vendredi" means "Friday".
The French word "vendredi" means "Friday".
The French word "samedi" means "Saturday".
The French word "samedi" means "Saturday".
The French word "dimanche" means "Sunday".
The French word "dimanche" means "Sunday".
The French word "janvier" means "January".
The French word "janvier" means "January".
The French word "février" means "February".
The French word "février" means "February".
The French word "mars" means "March".
The French word "mars" means "March".
The French word "avril" means "April".
The French word "avril" means "April".
The French word "juin" means "June".
The French word "juin" means "June".
The French word "juillet" means "July".
The French word "juillet" means "July".
The French word "aout" means "August".
The French word "aout" means "August".
The French word "septembre" means "September".
The French word "septembre" means "September".
The French word "octobre" means "October".
The French word "octobre" means "October".
The French word "novembre" means "November".
The French word "novembre" means "November".
The French word "décembre" means "December".
The French word "décembre" means "December".
The French word "premier" means "second".
The French word "premier" means "second".
The French word "deuxième" means "second".
The French word "deuxième" means "second".
The French word "troisième" means "third".
The French word "troisième" means "third".
The French word "quatrième" means "fourth".
The French word "quatrième" means "fourth".
The French word "5e" means "fifth".
The French word "5e" means "fifth".
The symbol "@" means "at" in English.
The symbol "@" means "at" in English.
The symbol "//" is called a "single slash".
The symbol "//" is called a "single slash".
The symbol ":" is called a "colon".
The symbol ":" is called a "colon".
The symbol "-" is called a "dash".
The symbol "-" is called a "dash".
The symbol "__" is called a "double underscore".
The symbol "__" is called a "double underscore".
The French word "tout" means "whole", as in "the _ whole _ story".
The French word "tout" means "whole", as in "the _ whole _ story".
The French word "stupide" means "clever".
The French word "stupide" means "clever".
The French phrase "la blague" means "the joke".
The French phrase "la blague" means "the joke".
The French word "drole" means "serious".
The French word "drole" means "serious".
The French word "s'inquiéter" means "to be happy".
The French word "s'inquiéter" means "to be happy".
The French word "glousser" means "to cluck" like a chicken.
The French word "glousser" means "to cluck" like a chicken.
The French word "la poule" means "the hen".
The French word "la poule" means "the hen".
The French word "grincheux" means "happy".
The French word "grincheux" means "happy".
The French phrase "taper du pied" means "to stamp your foot".
The French phrase "taper du pied" means "to stamp your foot".
The French word "énerver" means "to feel relaxed".
The French word "énerver" means "to feel relaxed".
The French phrase "rire doucement" means "to giggle" in English.
The French phrase "rire doucement" means "to giggle" in English.
The French phrase "un groupe de" means "a bunch of" in English.
The French phrase "un groupe de" means "a bunch of" in English.
The French word "le singe" means "the monkey".
The French word "le singe" means "the monkey".
The French word "difficile" means "easy".
The French word "difficile" means "easy".
The French word "occupé" means "free".
The French word "occupé" means "free".
The French word "un hibou" means "an owl".
The French word "un hibou" means "an owl".
The French phrase "s'occuper de" means "to ignore".
The French phrase "s'occuper de" means "to ignore".
The French word "confiant" means "confident".
The French word "confiant" means "confident".
The French phrase "se rassembler autour" means "to gather around".
The French phrase "se rassembler autour" means "to gather around".
The French word "gripper" means "to fall".
The French word "gripper" means "to fall".
The French word "très" means "very".
The French word "très" means "very".
The French word "fort" means "weak".
The French word "fort" means "weak".
The French word "se balancer" means "to swing".
The French word "se balancer" means "to swing".
The French word "le paresseux" means "the sloth".
The French word "le paresseux" means "the sloth".
The French word "deviner" means "to know".
The French word "deviner" means "to know".
The French word "enfin" means "finally".
The French word "enfin" means "finally".
The French word "crier" means "to whisper".
The French word "crier" means "to whisper".
The French word "rugir" means "to roar".
The French word "rugir" means "to roar".
The French word "entendre" means "to hear".
The French word "entendre" means "to hear".
The French word "rencontrer" means "to meet".
The French word "rencontrer" means "to meet".
The French word "craquer" means "to break", as in to break a bone.
The French word "craquer" means "to break", as in to break a bone.
The French word "rigoler" means "to laugh".
The French word "rigoler" means "to laugh".
The French word "la photo" means "the photo".
The French word "la photo" means "the photo".
The French word "jolie" means "ugly".
The French word "jolie" means "ugly".
The French word "timide" means "brave".
The French word "timide" means "brave".
The French word "gentil" means "mean".
The French word "gentil" means "mean".
The French word "partager" means "to keep".
The French word "partager" means "to keep".
The French phrase "jamais" means "ever" in English.
The French phrase "jamais" means "ever" in English.
The French word "rapide" means "slow".
The French word "rapide" means "slow".
The French word "loin" means "close".
The French word "loin" means "close".
The French word "petit" means "big".
The French word "petit" means "big".
The French word "faible" means "high".
The French word "faible" means "high".
The French word "majestueux" means "majestic".
The French word "majestueux" means "majestic".
The French word "tôt" means "late".
The French word "tôt" means "late".
The French word "quotidien" means "daily".
The French word "quotidien" means "daily".
The French word "hebdomadaire" means "weekly".
The French word "hebdomadaire" means "weekly".
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vivre
vivre
To live
Étranger
Étranger
Foreign
chef d'état
chef d'état
Head of state
célèbre
célèbre
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là -bas
là -bas
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la vie
la vie
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la ville
la ville
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trop et aussi
trop et aussi
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gros
gros
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la ville (en général)
la ville (en général)
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les gens
les gens
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la langue
la langue
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couramment
couramment
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la récompense
la récompense
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l'adolescent
l'adolescent
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assez
assez
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chaque jours
chaque jours
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tous les jours
tous les jours
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lundi
lundi
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mardi
mardi
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mercredi
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jeudi
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vendredi
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samedi
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dimanche
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janvier
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février
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mars
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Study Notes
French Vocabulary Flashcards
- Vivre: to live
- Étranger: foreign
- Chef d'état: head of state
- Célèbre: famous
- LÃ -bas: there
- La vie: the life
- La ville: the city
- Trop et aussi: too
- Gros: big
- La ville (en général): the town
- Les gens: people
- La langue: the language
- Couramment: fluently
- La récompense: the award
- L'adolescent: the teenager
- Assez: enough
- Chaque jours: each day (incorrect, should be "Chaque jour" or "Tous les jours")
- Tous les jours: every day
- Lundi: Monday
- Mardi: Tuesday
- Mercredi: Wednesday
- Jeudi: Thursday
- Vendredi: Friday
- Samedi: Saturday
- Dimanche: Sunday
- Janvier: January
- Février: February
- Mars: March
- Avril: April
- Mai: May
- Juin: June
- Juillet: July
- Août: August
- Septembre: September
- Octobre: October
- Novembre: November
- Décembre: December
- Premier: first
- Deuxième: second
- Troisième: third
- Quatrième: fourth
- 5e: fifth
- 6e: sixth
- @: at
- //: double (forward) slash
- : colon
- -: dash
- __: underscore
- . dot
- Fou: crazy
- Tout: whole
- Stupide: silly
- La blague: the joke
- Drôle: funny
- S'inquiéter: to worry
- Glousser (comme une poule): to cluck
- La langue: the tongue
- La poule: the hen
- Grincheux, aigri: grumpy
- Taper du pied: to stomp
- Énerver: to make angry / mad
- Rire doucement: to giggle
- Un groupe de: a bunch of
- Le singe: the monkey
- Difficile, dur: hard
- Occupé: busy
- Un hibou: an owl
- S'occuper de/veiller sur quelqu'un: to look after
- Confiant: confident
- Se rassembler autour: to gather around
- Gripper: to climb
- Très: very
- Fort: strong
- Se balancer: to swing
- Le paresseux: the sloth
- Deviner: to guess
- Enfin: lastly
- Crier: to shout
- Rugir: to roar
- Entendre: to hear
- Rencontrer: to meet
- Tous: all
- Craquer, fissurer: to crack
- Rigoler: to laugh
- Dessiner: to draw
- La photo: the picture
- Jolie ou assez/ plutôt: pretty
- Timide: shy
- Gentil, aimable: kind
- Partager: to share
- Jamais, déjà , le plus: ever
- Rapide/vite: fast
- Loin: far
- Petit.e: little
- Faible/bas: low
- Fort/haut: high
- Majestueux: majestic
- Tôt: early
- Quotidien: daily
- Hebdomadaire: weekly
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