#frenchverb

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VERBS I LEARNED THIS WEEK :

Commander : to order something or to order somebody around ,give the orders :

J'ai commandé une robe par catalogue

I ordered a dress from a catalogue

Elle a commandé une pizza

She ordered a pizza

Le professor a commandé à l'élève de se taire

The teacher ordered the student to be quiet

Lever : to raise ,hold something up ,put something in the air ,to get up

Elle a levé la main

She raised her hand

Elle a levé la main pour répondre à la question

She raised her hand to answer the question

Je me lève à sept heurs pour aller travailler

I get up at seven to go to work

Avoir besoin de : to need( have need of )

J'ai besoin d'une plus grande taille

I need a bigger size

Elle a besoin d'une nouvelle veste

She needs a new jacket

Elle a besoin de sucre

She needs sugar

Prendre : to take, to pick up ,to take something from someone, to take the train, bus ,to have a meal etc (prendre is a really useful verb )

Je prends mon petit déjeuner à huit heures tout les jour

I have my breakfast at eight am everyday

Il m'a pris mon stylo

He took my pen

J'ai pris le livre chez moi

I took the book to my place

Elle doit prendre le train à neuf heures

She has to take the bus at 9am

J'ai pris un taxi hier

I took a taxi yesterday

Il a pris le verre qui était sur la table

He picked up(took) the glass that was on the table .

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Conjugaison des verbes français | Verbe Acheter

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📌 Le verbe acheter est un verbe du 1er groupe et il se conjugue avec l'auxiliaire avoir.

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March 27th

Bonsoir= Good evening

À plus tard= see you later

De rien= you are welcome

Ça va bien?= Are you doing well?

À Demain= See you tomorrow

Nous voilà= Here we are!

Les voila= here they are

Je suis là= I am there

Hier soir= yesterday evening

  Le petit déjeuner= breakfast

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Ceci= this

Cela= that

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Dîner= to have dinner

Très= very, really

Tôt= Early

Tard= later

Grands= grown up, tall, great

Maintenant= now, nowadays

Assez= enough

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Verbe Avoir (To Have) indicatif présent #conjugationapp #frenchverbs #french #conjugaison #Shorts https://youtu.be/19IKRl83c8I

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Not sure how I'm going to work this into conversation... #wod #wordswordswords #wordaddict #oddlyspecific #rare #obsolete #cabbage... #picard Origin: Caboshed, also spelled caboched and cabossed isa technical term in heraldry referring to a beastdecapitated behind its horns. The -ed shows thatthe variant spellings are all past participles of thevery rare and obsolete verb cabochen, cabachen “tobehead (a deer or other beast) right behind itshorns.” The English verb comes from the Frenchverb cabocher (past participle caboché), aderivative of caboche (Old French caboce), apejorative northern French dialect (Norman, Picard) word meaning “head” (literally “cabbage”). Caboche may be a development of Latin caput“head.” Caboshed entered English in the 16thcentury. (at Rosarito, Mexico) https://www.instagram.com/p/BneETkmD26e/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7t0wvxpo7xj8

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March 24th

Nombres (Numbers)

Treize= 13

Onze=11

Deux=2

Quinze=15

Dix-neuf=19

Huit=8

La Famille (Family)

Tante= aunt

Bébé= baby

Neveu= nephew

Fils= son            

Couleurs (Colors)

Violet= Purple

Rose= Pink

Bleu= Blue

Gris= Gray

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Le leur= Theirs

La vôtre= Yours

Le nötre= Ours

Le sien= hers

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Gentils= kind, friendly, nice

Mariage= marriage

Hello! I could not upload the words I learnt because I was busy and tired so I did not have enough time to study, however now I am back again and going to post words!!

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March 20th & 21th

Clothes (Vêtements)

La jupe= skirt

Des chaussures= shoes

La chemise= shirt

La cravate= tie

Le manteau= coat

Des chaussettes= socks

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Le haricot= bean

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Verbs (Verbes)

Apprende= to learn

Attendre= to await

Appeler= to call

Apporter= to bring

Acheter= to buy, to purchase

Vouloir= to want, to

Connaître= to know (familiarity with people, animals, things or situations)

Savoir= to know (understanding of things, subjects, skills)

Comprendre= to understand

Marcher= to walk

Finir= to finish

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Seules= only

Ou= or

Donc= therefore, so, thus

Quand= whenever

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Je suis comme ça.= I am like that

Je commande!= I order

Questions ( Des Questions)

C’est quoi?= What is it?

Combien?=How much?

Avec qui et-ce que je parle?= With whom am I talking?

Qui?=Who?

Où va-t-il?=Where is he going?

Laquelle?=Which one?