TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ......................................................................... 2 Fundamentals ..................................................................... 2 Subtleties .......................................................................... 2 Real Life ........................................................................... 2 YOUR LEARNING OUTCOMES.......................................................... 3 FOUR UNIQUE FEATURES .............................................................. 4 Fast Forward! ........................................................................ 4 Rocket Audio! ........................................................................ 4 Action Replay! ....................................................................... 4 The Activities! ....................................................................... 4 HOW TO SAY IT! ........................................................................ 5 The Sound of French Vowels .......................................... 5 The Sound of French Consonants..................................... 6 Pronunciation Principles ............................................... 6 QUICK LESSON PLAN REFERENCE .................................................... 7 Fundamentals ........................................................................ 7 Subtleties ............................................................................. 8 Real Life .............................................................................. 9 QUICK FRENCH TO ENGLISH REFERENCE........................................... 10 Les Actions (Actions)............................................................... 10 Les Couleurs (Colors) .............................................................. 12 Les Pays (Countries) ............................................................... 12 Les Descriptions (Descriptions)................................................... 13 Les Directions (Directions)........................................................ 14 Les Emotions (Emotions) .......................................................... 15 La Vie de Famille (Family Life) .................................................. 15 LAlimentation (Food and Drink)................................................. 16 Les Salutations (Greetings) ....................................................... 18 Les Passes Temps (Leisure) ....................................................... 19 Les Personnes (People) ............................................................ 21 Les Endroits (Places)............................................................... 21 Les Quantits (Quantities) ........................................................ 22 Faire les Magasins (Shopping) .................................................... 24 La Vie dEtudiant (Student Life) ................................................. 25 LHeure (Telling the Time) ....................................................... 27 Le Calendrier (The Calendar) .................................................... 27 Le Climat (The Weather).......................................................... 28 Le Tourisme (Traveling) ........................................................... 29 Le Bien-tre (Well-Being) ......................................................... 30 All rights reserved. Copyright 2003-2005 by www.rocketlanguages.com No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electrical or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system without permission in writing from the author and publisher.

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INTRODUCTION
Welcome to your unique learning program! Rocket French has been designed with you in mind, to take you on a fun and comprehensive learning adventure. Challenge yourself with new skills and expand your possibilities! Make this experience your own, and feel invigorated as you learn to use your own voice with a new language. You will be prompted to say new words and expressions throughout each Lesson Plan. You will get a sense of building on each phase of this program as you move through the Lesson Plans and Rocket French Audio will help you to get a feel for what its like expressing yourself in French.

Fundamentals
The first 25 Lesson Plans cover all the fundamentals you will need to be able to speak French for business, travel and fun, or to assist you with an existing course in French.

Subtleties
Lesson Plans 26 -35 cover the subtleties of the language with specific references to potential pitfalls and how to make them easier.

Real Life
Lesson Plans 36- 45 give you a hands on and unique format for applying what you have learnt in French in real life scenarios, ranging from difficult conversations, applying for a job and being able to appreciate the culture and customs of French speaking countries.

Au march At the market

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YOUR LEARNING OUTCOMES

Rocket French is about getting you there: to your first holiday, business trip or learning experience on French speaking territory! 45 Lesson Plans are included in three key groups. Each one works independently or as part of the set, with additional options to focus on word building. Each Lesson Plan has been designed with a learning outcome for you, the user. Learning a new language will engage you in new ways of doing things, in new ways of expressing yourself. You will also be remembering this information differently to what you learnt before. Every time we learn something for the first time, we give our memory skills a brand new challenge! Lesson Plans 1-45 are designed to help you reach the following learning outcomes: To converse comfortably about who you are, by using appropriate methods of expression To have an overview of the language structure, and the ways in which it is different to English. To be able to find your way around a French speaking environment. To be very familiar with the sound of French, the intonations used, and confidently use your own voice to express yourself. To build on your knowledge of words and a have a manageable choice of expressions available. To open windows on to the engaging French culture, some of its customs and style.

Le Moulin Rouge The Red Mill

La Tour Eiffel The Eiffel Tower

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FOUR UNIQUE FEATURES

Each Lesson Plan has four unique features, Fast Forward!, Rocket Audio! Action Replay! and The Activities!

Fast Forward!
This feature will take you ahead of time to preview principles which are explained throughout a particular module of this course. Typically, this highlights grammar rules and principles of language structure. In this way, you will know what to expect from each module.

Rocket Audio!
Rocket Audio lets you hear how French is meant to sound. You can choose from over 3,000 individual audio tracks, and you can go through them one at a time or pick and choose areas that you particularly wish to work on. Just click on the word or phrase that you wish to hear. All words and phrases that numbered are audio tracks. For example, click on the phrase below: 19.11 Vous allez You are going Each audio track has the word or phrase pronounced in English first, so that you can have an attempt yourself at saying the word or phrase in French. After a short gap, the word or phrase is said in French so that you can check up on how well you did. Finally, after another short gap, during which time you can have another go at the pronunciation, the word or phrase is said again in French.

Action Replay!
This is a review of the material covered in each module so that you can practice with dialogue, expand your knowledge and have an easy reference to return to. Its a great way to review the topics covered in each Lesson plan.

The Activities!
Push through the fear of getting it wrong! The multi choice questions and activities in each of the three groups of Lesson Plans will help you get it right time after time, until it becomes second nature to you.

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HOW TO SAY IT!

This pronunciation summary is intended as a guideline. Begin by reading through the English Sound equivalents down the left column. Once you have read them through, say them out loud two or three times whilst paying attention to the sounds you are making as you say each word in English first. This will guide you to use the equivalent French sound as you begin to read through the list on the right in French. Once you have practiced the sound in English, move across to the French word and say it over a few times. This introduction to pronunciation is intended to ease you into making new sounds with your own voice, which you can then build on by listening to Rocket Audio tracks in this program. Remember that in normal conversation in French, words are often linked together to create connection and rhythm to spoken communication as a whole.

The Sound of French Vowels

Vowel LC.1 LC.2 LC.3 LC.4 LC.5 LC.6 LC.7 LC.8 LC.9 LC.10 LC.11 LC.12 LC.13 LC.14 LC.15 LC.16 LC.17 LC.18 LC.19 a e , ai i o u eau, au eu oeu oei ou oi on an, en un in, ain, im ien to wham born song and bang Vienna English Sound mat afraid say care share machine horrible music boast purr purr Example jarrive je jai mre mme ici pomme une gauche cheveux cur il o toi ton dans un main bien Example Paris petit t chre tes dix police rue peau bleu buf dueil pour moi mon en chacun fin tient

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The Sound of French Consonants

Consonant LC.20 LC.21 LC.22 LC.23 LC.24 LC.25 LC.26 LC.27 LC.28 ch g g gn j th qu eill English Sound some shape treasure give onion gentle tap keep yet Example garon chat gant gare ignorer jamais th quel? vieille Example leon marcher genou golf montagne jolie thtre quand? fille

Some peculiarities include the sound of two ls together. In some words such as elle, she, this is pronounced as you would in English. When it comes to saying vieille, old, the double ll sounds like a y, to sound like this vee-aye.

Pronunciation Principles
All hs are silent at the beginning of a word LC.29 LC.30 LC.31 Htel Hpital Heure Hotel Hospital Time

Most consonants are silent at the end of a word (only when each word is spoken individually) LC.32 LC.33 LC.34 LC.35 LC.36 Franais Jamais Ils Sont Partout French Never They Are Everywhere

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QUICK LESSON PLAN REFERENCE

Fundamentals
Lesson Plan 1 Lesson Plan 2 Lesson Plan 3 Lesson Plan 4 Lesson Plan 5 Lesson Plan 6 Lesson Plan 7 Lesson Plan 8 Lesson Plan 9 Lesson Plan 10 Lesson Plan 11 Lesson Plan 12 Lesson Plan 13 Lesson Plan 14 Lesson Plan 15 Naming Things Gender Rules and Plurals Making things clear How to define articles before nouns Talking About People (1) Using tre and Pronouns Talking About People (2) Using Avoir and Pronouns Quantities How Many and How Much? Telling the Time The 24 hour clock All About Questions Formulating questions and answers Where Am I? Finding your Way Around Things and Places Talking About You and Me (1) Defining ownership with pronouns Talking about You and Me (2) Pronoun Summary All About Descriptions Using Adjectives and Gender Getting It into Gear Actions in the Present Word Swapping! (1) Swapping nouns with Pronouns Word Swapping! (2) Swapping More Nouns with Pronouns Going Back in Time Actions in the Past

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Lesson Plan 16 Lesson Plan 17 Lesson Plan 18 Lesson Plan 19 Lesson Plan 20 Lesson Plan 21 Lesson Plan 22 Lesson Plan 23 Lesson Plan 24 Lesson Plan 25

Did You Know? Two ways of Knowing Something or Someone Getting It Together Using Adverbs with Actions Self Awareness Reflexive Actions What Will be Will be Actions in the Future From Positive to Negative Using the negative form Bigger or Smaller? Using Comparisons & More Plurals Putting Things Together Useful Connective words If Only! Using Conditional Actions Expressing Feelings Moods and Emotions Just Doing it! Giving Instructions

Subtleties
Lesson Plan 26 Lesson Plan 27 Lesson Plan 28 Lesson Plan 29 Lesson Plan 30 Lesson Plan 31 Lost in Translation (1) Translation Challenges and Pitfalls Lost in Translation (2) More Translation Challenges and Pitfalls Verbs with Attitude! Actions and Attitudes All-Important Keys Using Y, En and tre Essentially Avoir and tre Seven Tenses Essentially Aller and Faire Seven Tenses

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Lesson Plan 32 Lesson Plan 33 Lesson Plan 34 Lesson Plan 35

Essentially Venir and Dire Seven Tenses Essentially Aimer and Vouloir Seven Tenses Essentially Mettre and Prendre Seven Tenses Essentially Tenir and Voir Seven Tenses

Real Life
Lesson Plan 36 Lesson Plan 37 Lesson Plan 38 Lesson Plan 39 Lesson Plan 40 Lesson Plan 41 Lesson Plan 42 Lesson Plan 43 Lesson Plan 44 Lesson Plan 45 How are you? Casual and Formal Greetings All Talk! The Art of Managing a Conversation Assert Yourself! Getting your Point Across Making a Complaint Managing Conversational Challenges Money Matters! All About Buying and Currency Working French The Working Environment Travel Wise! Traveling initiatives Appreciating Food and Wine The French Way to Celebrate Cultural and Family Values Family Life Joie de Vivre! A Lighthearted Look at French

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QUICK FRENCH TO ENGLISH REFERENCE

Les Actions (Actions)
Faire des acquisitions Rpondre Arriver Demander Assister a tre Pouvoir tre important tre intressant Rester Commencer Croire a, Croire en Ennuyer Amener Appeler Porter Fermer Venir Parler Croiser Dcider Dcrire Mourir Faire Conduire Entretenir Expliquer Fasciner Sentir Trouver Finir Rparer Continuer Obtenir Aller Avoir Venir de faire To acquire To answer To arrive To ask To attend To be To be able to To be important To be interesting to To stay behind To begin To believe (in) To bore To bring To call To carry To close To come To converse, to talk To cross To decide To describe To die To do, to make To drive To entertain To explain To fascinate To feel To find To finish To fix To follow, to continue To get, to obtain To go To have To have just done something - 10 -

Devoir Entendre Se renseigner Connatre, Savoir Avoir besoin Apprendre Quitter, partir Lever Aimer Vivre Perdre Mesurer Offrir Ouvrir Jouer Pratiquer Prfrer Prparer Mettre Recevoir Rpter Retourner Courir Chercher Voir Paratre Partager Montrer Dormir Sentir Fumer tudier Supposer Prendre Boire Parler Enseigner Penser Traduire Comprendre

To have to; should To hear To inquire To know, to know how To lack; to need To learn To leave To lift To like, to love To live To lose To measure To offer To open To play To practice To prefer To prepare To put, to place To receive To repeat To return To run To search, to look for To see To seem, to appear To share To show To sleep To smell To smoke To study To suppose To take To drink To talk To teach To think about To translate To understand

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Se servir Valoir Attendre Esprer Marcher Vouloir Gagner Souhaiter Travailler

To use To value To wait To hope To walk To want To win To wish To work

Les Couleurs (Colors)

Noire Bleu Brun La couleur Fonc Gris Vert Pale Orange Rose Violet Larc en ciel Rouge Blanc Jaune Black Blue Brown Color Dark Gray Green Light Orange Pink Purple Rainbow Red White Yellow

Les Pays (Countries)

Le Canada Le pays LAngleterre LEurope La France LAllemagne La Grande Bretagne LIrelande LItalie Le Mexique La Nouvelle Zlande LAmrique du Nord La Russie Canada Country England Europe France Germany Great Britain Ireland Italy Mexico New Zealand North America Russia - 12 -

LEcosse LAmrique du Sud LEspagne Les Etats Unis amricain canadien chinois de lEcuador anglais franais italien japonais mexicain la nationalit des tats Unis du Puerto Rico russe espagnol

Scotland South America Spain United States American Canadian Chinese Ecuadorian English French Italian Japanese Mexican Nationality North American Puerto Rican Russian Spanish

Les Descriptions (Descriptions)

Beau, Belle Blond, Blonde Brillant, Brillante, Clair, Claire Fou, Folle Gros, Grosse Amical, Amicale Amusant, Amusante Beau, belle Heureux, heureuse Sain, saine Intelligent, intelligents Mari, marie Aimable Vieux, vieille Pauvre Joli, jolie Riche, riche Court, courte, petit, petite Malade Bte Beautiful Blond Bright Crazy Fat Friendly Funny Handsome, good-looking Happy Healthy Intelligent Married Nice, likeable Old Poor Pretty Rich Short Sick Silly, foolish

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Seul (e), Simple, Clibataire Fort, forte Grand, grande Mince Vilain, Vilaine Dsagrable Jeune

Single Strong Tall Thin, slender Ugly Unpleasant Young

Les Directions (Directions)

Derrire Sous cot de Entre Loin de De . a Devant Sur Prs de Dessus Par dessus gauche droite O est? Quand? Aprs Aprs, en suite, par la suite Toujours quelle heure? Avant Pendant Finalement Lheure Dans laprs midi Dans la soire Dans la nuit Dans la matine Il estheures Il est une heure Plus tard Minuit Behind Below, under Beside Between, among Far away, distant From to In front of In, on Near On top On, over To the left To the right Where is? When? After Afterwards, then Always At what time? Before During Finally Hour In the afternoon In the evening At night In the morning Its oclock Its one oclock Later Midnight

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Jamais, jamais plus Midi Pile, exactement Et quart Moins le quart Alors, ensuite, donc Et demie Le temps

Never, not ever Noon, midday On the dot, exactly, sharp Quarter after Quarter to Then Half past the hour Time

Les Emotions (Emotions)

Ennuy (e), ennuyant Occup (e) Embarrass (e) Plein, pleine Content,(e) Joyeux, Joyeuse Etre amoureux, amoureuse En colre Nerveux, nerveuse Organis (e) Aimable Prt, prte Triste Mal Sure Fatiguer Tracasser Avoir tort Bored, boring Busy Embarrassed Full Happy, content Happy, joyful To be in love Mad, angry Nervous Orderly, organized Pleasant Ready Sad Sore Sure Tired Worried Wrong

La Vie de Famille (Family Life)

La tante Le frre Le beau frre Les enfants Le cousin La fille La belle fille La famille Le pre Le beau pre Le grand-pre Aunt Brother Brother-in-law Children Cousin Daughter Daughter-in-law Family Father Father-in-law Grandfather - 15 -

La grand-mre Le petit fils Le demi frre Le mari La mre La belle mre Le neveu Les parents Les parents La belle soeur Le fils Le gendre Lpouse Le demi frre La demie soeur Le beau pre La belle mre Le demi fils Loncle La femme

Grandmother Grandson Half-brother Husband Mother Mother-in-law Nephew Parents Relatives Sister-in-law Son Son-in-law Spouse Stepbrother Stepsister Stepfather Stepmother Stepson Uncle Wife, woman

LAlimentation (Food and Drink)

Les frites Le th glac Le plat principale Leau minrale La ctelette Le poulet rti Le pain grill Le vin blanc Le vin rouge La pomme Les asperges La banane Les haricots Le boeuf La bire Le poivre noir Le petit djeuner Le beurre French fries Iced Tea Main course Mineral water Pork chop Roast chicken Toast White wine Red wine Apple Asparagus Banana Beans Beef Beer Black pepper Breakfast Butter

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La carotte Les crales Le fromage Le caf Le mais Dlicieux, dlicieuse Boire Un oeuf Le poisson Les aliments, le repas Les fruits Lail Le raisin Le jambon Le hamburger Je voudrais Le jus Le citron La laitue La langouste Le djeuner Le beurre La mayonnaise Le dner, le repas La viande Le menu Le lait Les champignons Lhuile dolive Loignon Lorange La pche La poire Les petits pois Le riz La salade Le sel Le sandwich La saucisse Les escargots

Carrot Cereal, grains Cheese Coffee Corn Delicious Drink Egg Fish Food, meal Fruits Garlic Grape Ham Hamburger I would like Juice Lemon Lettuce Lobster Lunch Margarine Mayonnaise Meal, dinner Meat Menu Milk Mushrooms Olive oil Onion Orange Peach Pear Peas Rice Salad Salt Sandwich Sausage Snails

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Les fruits de mer Les crustacs Les crevettes Le compartiment fumeur Le jus de fruits La soupe Le bif steak Le sucre Goter Boire Manger Prendre le petit djeuner Dner Prendre le repas Djeuner Passer la commande Recommander Servir Goter La tomate Le ton La dinde Les lgumes Le vinaigre Le garon, Le serveur Le yaourt

Seafood Shellfish Shrimp Smoking section Soft drink Soup Steak Sugar Tasty, delicious To drink To eat To have breakfast To have dinner To have a meal To have lunch To order food To recommend To serve To taste, to try Tomato Tuna Turkey Vegetables Vinegar Waiter Yogurt

Les Salutations (Greetings)

Et vous? Et toi? La conversation Le monsieur Bonne aprs midi Bonsoir, Bonne nuit Bonjour Au revoir Salutations Salut Comment allez vous? Comment a va? And you?(formal) And you?(familiar) Conversation The gentleman, sir, Mr. Good afternoon Good evening, good night Good morning Goodbye Greetings Hello, hi How are you?(formal) How are you?(familiar)

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Je te prsente .. Je vous prsente .. Je viens de Je mexcuse, Excusez-moi La dame Pareillement Je mappelle Ne vous en faites pas Pas trs bien Pardon, excusez moi Pardon, excuse moi Enchant (e) plus tard la prochaine fois bientt demain Merci, merci beaucoup Le plaisir est moi Bienvenue Bien, merci, trs bien Il est quelle heure? Que ce passe t-il? Quest ce quil se passe ? Quoi de neuf? Quel est votre nom? Quel est ton nom? Vous venez dou? Tu viens do ? Il ny a pas de quoi Mademoiselle

I introduce you to (familiar) I introduce you to (formal) Im from Im sorry Lady, adult woman, Mrs. Likewise My name is No worries, nothing to worry about Not very well Pardon me, excuse me Pardon me, excuse me Pleased to meet you See you later Until next time See you soon See you tomorrow Thank you / thank you very much The pleasure is mine Welcome Well, thanks / very well What time is it? Whats going on? hows it going? Whats happening? Whats new? Whats your name? (formal) Whats your name?(familiar) Where are you from?(formal) Where are you from?(familiar) Youre welcome Young lady, Miss

Les Passes Temps (Leisure)

Un sport Le foot amricain La balle Le baseball La comptition Le cyclisme Le temps libre La rcration A sport American football Ball Baseball Competition Cycling Free time Fun activity

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Le jeu Le golf Le randonneur Le jockey La musique Le passe temps La course Le foot Le temps libre La natation Lquipe Le tennis Le ski Le fan Faire de lalpinisme Danser Dessiner Faire une randonne Faire les magasins couter la radio Lire Lire une revue Lire un journal Lire un email Faire de la plonge Aller au cinma Chanter Faire du patin Faire un sjour Prendre un bain de soleil Bronzer Nager Faire une promenade Faire un visite Regarder la tlvision crire une lettre crire une carte postale

Game, match Golf Hiker Hockey Music Pastime Race Soccer Spare (free) time Swimming Team Tennis To ski To be a fan To climb mountains To dance To draw To go for a hike To go shopping To listen To read To read a magazine To read a newspaper To read e-mail To scuba dive To see movies To sing To skate To spend time To sunbathe To suntan To swim To take a walk, to stroll To visit monuments To watch (television) To write a letter To write a postcard

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Les Personnes (People)

Lacteur Lartiste Le bb Le garon Le petit ami Lenfant Le mdecin, Le docteur La vieille personne Lingnieur Le combattant Le pcheur Lami, Lamie La fille La petite amie Le journaliste Lhomme Les gens La personne Le joueur Le programmateur Le touriste Le gagnant, Le vainqueur La femme Le travailleur Actor Artist Baby Boy Boyfriend Child Doctor, physician Elderly person Engineer Fighter Fisherman Friend Girl Girlfriend Journalist Man People Person Player Programmer Tourist Winner Woman Worker

Les Endroits (Places)

Le parc Laroport La banque La salle bain La plage Le caf, La Terrasse Lglise Le cinma La ville La campagne Lquateur Le jardin Le Gymnase Park Airport Bank Bathroom Beach Caf Church Cinema City Downtown Equator Garden Gymnasium

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Lhtel La maison Le paysage Le muse Locan La place, lendroit Le restaurant La mer La rue La piscine Le village

Hotel House Landscape, countryside Museum Ocean Place Restaurant Sea Street Swimming pool Village, town

Les Quantits (Quantities)

Le premier Le second, Le deuxime Le troisime Le quatrime Le cinquime Le sixime Le septime Le huitime Le neuvime Le dixime Un Deux Trois Quatre Cinq Six Sept Huit Neuf Dix Onze Douze Treize Quatorze Quinze Seize Dix-sept First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen

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Dix-huit Dix-neuf Vingt Vingt et un Vingt deux Vingt trois Vingt quatre Vingt cinq Vingt six Vignt sept Vingt huit Vingt neuf Trente Trente et un Trente deux Trente trois Trente quatre Trente cinq Trente six Trente-sept Trente-huit Trente-neuf Quarante Quarante et un Quarante deux Quarante trois Quarante quatre Quarante cinq Quarante six Quarante sept Quarante huit Quarante neuf Cinquante Soixante Soixante dix Quatre-vingt Quatre-vingt dix Cent

Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Twenty one Twenty two Twenty three Twenty four Twenty five Twenty six Twenty seven Twenty eight Twenty nine Thirty Thirty one Thirty two Thirty three Thirty four Thirty five Thirty six Thirty seven Thirty eight Thirty nine Forty Forty one Forty two Forty two Forty three Forty five Forty six Forty seven Forty eight Forty nine Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety One hundred

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Faire les Magasins (Shopping)

Le maillot de bain Un prix fixe Les chaussures de tennis La ceinture La blouse Les bottes La boite, le caissier Bon march Les vtements Le manteau Les verres contactes La carte de crdit Le client Le grand magasin La robe lgant Cher, coteux, coteuse Le cadeau Les verres, les lunettes Les lunettes de soleil Les gants Bon, bonne Le chapeau La veste Long, longue Le march Largent Neuf, neuve, nouveau La paire Le pantalon Le sac main Le pardessus Les soldes Le vendeur, La vendeuse Les sandales Seconde main La chemise Le magasin Les achats Bathing suit Fixed price Tennis shoes Belt Blouse Boots Box, cash register Cheap Clothing, clothes Coat Contact lenses Credit card Customer, client Department store Dress Elegant Expensive Gift Glasses (corrective lenses) Sunglasses Gloves Good Hat Jacket Long Market Money New Pair Pants, trousers Purse; bag Raincoat Sale Salesperson Sandals Secondhand Shirt, blouse Shop, store Purchases - 24 -

Le centre commerciale Court, courte Le pantalon court La jupe Les chaussettes, les bas Le complet Le pull-over La cravate Marchander Acheter Coter Emprunter, un emprunt Payer Vendre Dpenser Porter Sous vtements Le porte monnaie

Shopping mall, commercial center Short Shorts Skirt Socks, pantyhose Suit Sweater Tie To bargain To buy To cost To lend, a loan To pay To sell To spend (money) To wear, to carry Underwear Wallet

La Vie dEtudiant (Student Life)

La comptabilit Ladministration Lart Le sac dos La biologie Le tableau noir Le livre La librairie Le caf Lenregistreur cassette La chaise La craie La chimie La classe Le copain dcole La pendule, la montre Linformatique Le cours Le bureau, Le pupitre Lagenda Accounting Administration Art Backpack Biology Blackboard Book Bookstore Cafeteria Cassette recorder Chair Chalk Chemistry Class Classmate Clock, watch Computer science Course Desk Diary

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Le dictionnaire La porte Le dortoir Lconomie Langlais Lentreprise La gomme Lexamen La langue trangre La gographie Lhistoire Les devoirs Les humanits Le laboratoire La leon La bibliothque La littrature La carte Les mathmatiques Le journal Le cahier Le numro Le bureau Le papier La plume Le crayon La physique La psychologie Lhoraire Lcole Les sciences Le semestre La sociologie Lespagnol Le stade Ltudiant Le questionnaire Le trimestre Luniversit, Le collge La fentre

Dictionary Door Dormitory Economics English Enterprise, business Eraser Exam Foreign language Geography History Homework Humanities Laboratory Lesson Library Literature Map Mathematics Newspaper Notebook Number Office Paper Pen Pencil Physics Psychology Schedule School Sciences Semester Sociology Spanish Stadium Student Test, quiz Trimester University, college Window

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Lanne Le jeune homme, la jeune fille

Year Youth, young person

LHeure (Telling the Time)

Quelle heure est-il? Il est trois heures Du matin De lapres midi Du soir Et quart Et demie Moins le quart A lheure Combien de temps? Juste a temps Cest lheure de______ A la derniere minute Enfin Whats the time? Its three oclock In the morning (am) In the afternoon (pm) In the evening (pm) Quarter past Half past A quarter to On time How much time? Just in time Its time to ______ At the last minute At last

Le Calendrier (The Calendar)

Le jour Avant-hier Le futur Hier soir La semaine dernire Lanne dernire Le mois Le pass Le prsent La saison Aujourdhui Aujourdhui cest Demain matin La semaine La fin de semaine Hier Lundi Mardi Mercredi Jeudi Vendredi Day Day before yesterday Future Last night Last week Last year Month Past Present Season Today Today is Tomorrow, morning Week Weekend Yesterday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday - 27 -

Samedi Dimanche Le printemps Lautomne Lt Lhiver Janvier Fvrier Mars Avril Mai Juin Juillet Aot Septembre Octobre Novembre Dcembre Lanniversaire Lanniversaire La clbration Nol La Fte des Morts La Toussaint Pques Le 4 Juillet Le Nouvel An La fte La Saint Patrick Le Jour dCction de Grces La Saint Valentin

Saturday Sunday Spring Autumn, fall Summer Winter January February March April May June July August September October November December Anniversary Birthday Celebration Christmas Day of the Dead All Saints Easter Fourth of July New Year Party St. Patricks Day Thanksgiving Valentines Day

Le Climat (The Weather)

Le climat, le temps Le brouillard Quel temps fait il? La glace Glac, glacial Un temps clair Un temps nuageux Climate, weather Fog Hows the weather? Ice Icy, frozen Its clear Its cloudy

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Il fait froid Il fait frais Il fait chaud Il fait beau temps Il fait mauvais temps Il pleut Il neige Il fait du soleil Il fait du vent La pluie Le brouillard La neige Quel temps fait il?

Its cold Its fresh/cool Its hot Its good weather Its bad weather Its raining Its snowing Its sunny Its windy Rain Smoggy Snow Whats the weather like?

Le Tourisme (Traveling)
Le billet aller-retour Larrive Le lit Lautobus Larrt de train/dautobus La cabine Le douanier Les departs La sortie Lascenseur Lemploy Le sol, Le plancher Le rez de chauss Linvit, Le client La clef Les bagages Le passeport La rservation La chambre simple/double La gare, La valise La tente tre en vacances Faire du camping Annuler Return ticket Arrival Bed Bus Bus, subway, train station Cabin Customs inspector Departures Exit Elevator Employee Floor Ground floor Guest Key Luggage Passport Reservation Single, double room Station, season Suitcase Tent To be on vacation To camp To cancel

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Confirmer Pcher Aller par bus, voiture, bateau Aller la pche Faire une excursion Aller en vacances Aller visiter Passer par la douane Faire les valises Jouer aux cartes Se reposer Monter cheval Faire un voyage Prendre des photos Faire un tour Voyager Lagence de voyages Lagent Le voyageur

To confirm To fish To go by bus/car/boat To go fishing To go on a hike or on a tour To go on vacation To go sightseeing To go through customs To pack ones suitcases To play cards To rest To ride a horse To take a trip To take photos To tour or to look around To travel Travel agency Travel agent Traveler

Le Bien-tre (Well-Being)
Se baigner, se laver Sappeler Se brosser les cheveux Se brosser les dents Se brler Se coiffer les cheveux Se couper Se sentir Se mettre en colre Shabiller Se mettre Se lever Sen aller Se coucher Sendormir Se joindre Se maquiller Se mettre Se rappeler To bathe, take a bath To be called, to be named To brush ones hair To brush ones teeth To burn yourself To comb ones hair To cut oneself To feel To get angry To get dressed To get in To get up To go away, to leave To go to bed To go to sleep To join To put on ones makeup To put on, to become To remember

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Se dire au revoir Se raser Se doucher Sasseoir Se rveiller Se laver la figure Se laver les mains Se faire du soucis Se battre Se rappeler Le rveil matin La salle de bains La routine quotidienne Le maquillage Le miroir Le shampoing La mousse raser La douche Lvier La serviette

To say goodbye (to) To shave To shower, to take a shower To sit down To wake up To wash ones face To wash ones hands To worry (about) To fight To remember Alarm clock Bathroom Daily routine Make-up Mirror Shampoo Shaving cream Shower Soap Towel

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