French-1
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Merci
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beaucoup.
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IPA
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mɛʁsi
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boku
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Literal
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Thanks
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a lot
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French-2
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De
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rien.
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IPA
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Də
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ʁjɛ͂
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Literal
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Of
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nothing
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= 沒得(謝)
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French-3
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Je
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vous
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remercie.
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IPA
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ʒə
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vu
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ʁəmɛʁsi
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Literal
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I
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you
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thank
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French-4
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Je
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vous
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en
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prie.
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IPA
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ʒə
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vu
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zɑ͂
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pʁi
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Literal
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I
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you
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for-this
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pray
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Thank you! You're welcome! in French (FrenchPod101)
Good manners are important in every country, but especially in France. Learning to say "Thank you!" and "You're welcome" is essential:
Posted by
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7:53 AM
Thank you! You're welcome! in French (FrenchPod101)
2014-05-12T07:53:00-07:00
Mr. Matthews
English "mercy"; French "merci"|
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English "mercy"; French "merci"
Introduce Yourself in French (FrenchPod101)
FrenchPod101com is a fun, relatively painless way
to learn French. Check it out!
In four sentences, Lesson 1 teaches you how to
introduce yourself. Choose a French name (Read my annotated list of men's names or the annotated list of women's names) and give it a try!
French-1
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Salut!
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Je
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m'
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appelle
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XX
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IPA
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Saly
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ʒə
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mapɛl
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Literal
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Health/salute
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I
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myself
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call
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XX
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French-2
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Enchantée
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de
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te
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rencontrer
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IPA
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ɑ͂ʃɑ͂te
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də
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tə
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ʁɑ͂ko͂tʁe
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Literal
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Enchanted
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of/from
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you
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meet
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French-3
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Bonjour!
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Je
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m'
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appelle
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XX
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YY
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IPA
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bo͂ʒuʁ
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ʒə
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mapɛl
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|||
Literal
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Good
day!
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I
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myself
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call
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XX
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YY
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French-4
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Je
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suis
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enchantée
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de
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vous
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rencontrer
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IPA
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ʒə
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sɥi
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zɑ͂ʃɑ͂te
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də
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vu
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ʁɑ͂ko͂tʁe
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Literal
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I
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am
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enchanted
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of/from
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you
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meet
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Introduce Yourself in French (FrenchPod101)
2014-05-12T07:05:00-07:00
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
Common French Vocabulary: Fruits and Vegetables -- Les Fruits et les Légumes
Starting in this lesson, please notice that most (but not all) French
words which end in -e are feminine. If a word ends in -s, it is probably plural
(but ananas and radis are obviously not plural!). Any other ending is
probably masculine. This will help you decide if a word such as l'aubergine is masculine or feminine.
-e = féminin
-s = pluriel
[other endings] = masculine
Here is a lovely little video to practice fruit words:
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Français
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IPA
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English
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Les fruits
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le
fʁɥi
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La pomme
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la
pɔm
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la banane
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la
banan
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la fraise
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la
fʁεz
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le raisin
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lə
ʁεzε̃
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FALSE Friend! FR le raisin = EN grapes
(raisins = dried grapes)
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les cerises
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le
səʁiz
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= cherries
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l'ananas
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lananas
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Some people don't pronounce the
"s"
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la pastèque
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la pastεk
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Mnemonic:
“Pas” = not, stèque ~ steak, “watermelon is NOT a steak”
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la poire
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la pwaʁ
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= pear
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Here is a similar video to practice vegetable words:
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