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Types of Houses (French) Flashcards

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What is the French term for 'Apartment'?

Un pavillon

HLM

Une maison individuelle

Un appartement (correct)

What is the French term for 'farm'?

une ferme

What is the French term for 'bungalow'?

Un pavillon

What is the French term for 'detached house'?

Une maison individuelle Signup and view all the answers

What is the French term for 'semi-detached house'?

une maison jumelée Signup and view all the answers

What is the French term for 'Wooden house'?

Un chalet Signup and view all the answers

What is the French term for 'Estate'?

HLM Signup and view all the answers

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Types of Houses in French Vocabulary

Apartment: Translates to un appartement, commonly found in urban settings, interconnected living spaces.
Farm: Known as une ferme, typically located in rural areas, associated with agriculture and livestock.
Bungalow: Refers to un pavillon, a single-story house with a low, broad profile, often with a porch.
Detached House: Translates to une maison individuelle, a standalone residential structure with no shared walls, offering more privacy.
Semi-Detached House: Called une maison jumelée, this type shares one wall with another house, often more affordable than fully detached homes.
Wooden House: Known as un chalet, often built in natural settings and characterized by wooden construction and sloped roofs.
Estate: Translates to HLM (Habitation à Loyer Modéré), referring to subsidized housing in France, aimed at providing affordable living options.

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Test your knowledge of different types of houses in French with these flashcards. Each card features a common house type along with its French definition, helping you to learn and memorize vocabulary effectively.