French verb List J -L
J
jaillir - to spurt out
jalonner - to line, stretch along
jardiner - to garden
jaser - to chatter
jaunir - to turn yellow
jeter - to throw
jeûner - to fast
joindre - to join
jouer - to play
jouir - to enjoy
juger - to judge
jurer - to swear, vow
justifier - to justify
K
kidnapper - to kidnap
klaxonner - to honk
L
labourer - to plow, dig
lâcher - to loosen
laisser - to leave
lamenter (se) - to lament
lancer - to throw
laver - to wash
lécher - to lick
lever - to lift
lier - to bind, link
limer - to file (nails)
limiter - to limit
lire - to read
livrer - to deliver
loger - to lodge
longer - to border; to go along
louer - to rent
luire - to shine
lutter - to struggle, wrestle
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Monday, April 4, 2011
Verb J - L
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Thursday, March 17, 2011
Basic Words
Other Basic French Words
| pour | puʁ | for |
| par | paʁ | by; via |
| sur | syʁ | on |
| dans | dɑ̃ | in2 |
| en | ɑ̃ | in2 |
| avec | avɛk | with |
| dehors | dəɔʁ | outside, out |
| là | la | here, there; now |
| ici | isi | here |
| là-bas | laba | there, over there |
| mon | mõ | my (masculine) |
| ma | ma | my (feminine) |
| mes | me | my (plural) |
| votre | vɔtʁə | your |
| parce que | paʁsk(ə) | because |
| près de... | pʁe də, pʁɛd | near to... |
| près d'ici | pʁɛdisi | nearby, near here |
| loin | lwæ̃ | far |
| très | tʁe | very |
| peu | pø | little, hardly |
| bien | bjæ̃ | well; rather |
| assez | ase | quite; enough, sufficiently |
| trop | tʁo | too; too much |
| trop de... | tʁod | too much...; too many... |
| pas | pa | not |
| jamais | ʒame | never |
| toujours | tuʒuʁ | always; still |
| encore | ɑ̃kɔʁ | still, yet |
| plus | ply, plys | more |
| moins | mwæ̃ | less, fewer |
| que | kə | that; what |
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Basic French Phrases
A few basic French phrases that might come in handy while visiting France might include: please, thank you, hello, goodbye, directions, bathroom, transportation and maybe even some menu items. It probably wouldn’t hurt to know the words hospital, emergency and police. Sure, you probably don’t like to think you might find yourself in a situation to need those words, but wouldn’t you rather be safe than sorry? Of course, if you can think of any other basic French phrases that you think you might need, by all means, learn them.
Bonjour;Good Day
Bonne nuit: Goodnight
Salut : Hi
Comment Ca Va? How do you do?
>> Answer : ca va bien merci (when you are fine) and Ca ne va pas (when you are not fine)
Au revoir: Goodbye
Au revoir mon ami : Goodbye my friend
D'accord: Ok
Oui ; Yes pronounce as sound {wi}
Non: No pronounces as English {No}
Monsieur: Mr.
Madame: Madame
Je voudrais=I want
Je veux atteindre …= I wanna go to …
Au secours!=help!
Common Basic French Phrases will include:
Bonjour;Good Day
Bonne nuit: Goodnight
Salut : Hi
Comment Ca Va? How do you do?
>> Answer : ca va bien merci (when you are fine) and Ca ne va pas (when you are not fine)
Au revoir: Goodbye
Au revoir mon ami : Goodbye my friend
D'accord: Ok
Oui ; Yes pronounce as sound {wi}
Non: No pronounces as English {No}
Monsieur: Mr.
Madame: Madame
Je voudrais=I want
Je veux atteindre …= I wanna go to …
Au secours!=help!
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