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1000 most common French words

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Top 500 words
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Top 1000 words
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1deprepositionof, from, byC'est le livre de Marie.
It's Marie's book.
2êtreverbto beJe suis très heureux.
I am very happy.
3ledeterminertheLe chat est noir.
The cat is black.
4jepronounIJe m'appelle Sophie.
My name is Sophie.
5avoirverbto haveJ'ai deux frères.
I have two brothers.
6cepronounthis, thatCe n'est pas facile.
This is not easy.
7queconjunctionthat, which, whatJe sais que tu es occupé.
I know that you are busy.
8undeterminera, anC'est un bon film.
It's a good film.
9pasadverbnotJe ne suis pas fatigué.
I am not tired.
10neparticlenotJe ne veux pas partir.
I don't want to leave.
11àprepositionto, at, inJe vais à Paris demain.
I'm going to Paris tomorrow.
12ilpronounhe, itIl est très intelligent.
He is very intelligent.
13ladeterminertheLa maison est grande.
The house is big.
14vouspronounyouVous êtes français?
Are you French?
15tupronounyouTu veux un café?
Do you want a coffee?
16etconjunctionandPain et beurre, c'est bon.
Bread and butter is good.
17allerverbto goOn va au cinéma ce soir.
We're going to the cinema tonight.
18çapronounthat, itÇa va bien, merci.
That's going well, thanks.
19enpronounof it, some, thereTu en veux un peu?
Do you want some?
20onpronounwe, one, youOn mange à quelle heure?
What time do we eat?
21mepronounme, to meTu me donnes ton numéro?
Will you give me your number?
22pourprepositionfor, to, in order toC'est pour toi, mon amour.
It's for you, my love.
23tepronounyou, to youJe te l'ai dit hier.
I told you yesterday.
24mondeterminermyMon père travaille beaucoup.
My father works a lot.
25pouvoirverbcan, to be able to, mayTu peux m'aider demain?
Can you help me tomorrow?
26toutdeterminerall, everything, everyTout le monde aime ce film.
Everyone loves this film.
27sepronounoneself, himself, herselfIl se lève à sept heures.
He gets up at seven.
28faireverbto do, to makeQu'est-ce que tu fais?
What are you doing?
29direverbto say, to tellElle dit toujours la vérité.
She always tells the truth.
30quipronounwho, which, thatQui est cette fille?
Who is this girl?
31maisconjunctionbutC'est cher, mais très bon.
It's expensive, but very good.
32vouloirverbto want, to wishJe veux un café, s'il vous plaît.
I want a coffee, please.
33ellepronounshe, it, herElle est très sympathique.
She is very nice.
34savoirverbto knowTu sais où est la gare?
Do you know where the station is?
35dansprepositionin, inside, withinLe chat est dans la maison.
The cat is in the house.
36nouspronounwe, us, to usNous allons au restaurant.
We're going to the restaurant.
37bienadverbwell, good, veryÇa va bien, merci beaucoup.
I'm well, thank you very much.
38siconjunctionif, whether, soSi tu veux, on peut partir.
If you want, we can leave.
39ypronounthere, it, to itTu y vas souvent?
Do you go there often?
40nonadverbno, notNon, je ne suis pas d'accord.
No, I disagree.
41avecprepositionwithJe viens avec mon ami.
I'm coming with my friend.
42sondeterminerhis, her, itsC'est son livre.
It's his book.
43plusadverbmore, plusJe veux plus de café.
I want more coffee.
44devoirverbmust, have to, oweJe dois partir maintenant.
I must leave now.
45voirverbseeTu vois ce film?
Do you see this film?
46tondetermineryourC'est ton téléphone?
Is this your phone?
47le faitnounfact, deedC'est un fait important.
It's an important fact.
48moipronounme, IMoi, j'aime les films.
Me, I like films.
49ouiadverbyesOui, c'est vrai!
Yes, that's true!
50surprepositionon, about, overLe livre est sur la table.
The book is on the table.
51quoipronounwhatQuoi? Je n'ai pas entendu.
What? I didn't hear.
52votredetermineryourC'est votre maison?
Is this your house?
53commeconjunctionlike, as, sinceComme tu le sais, c'est difficile.
As you know, it's difficult.
54quelquedeterminersome, a fewJ'ai quelque chose pour toi.
I have something for you.
55bonadjectivegood, right, wellC'est une bonne idée!
That's a good idea!
56iciadverbhereViens ici, s'il te plaît.
Come here, please.
57toipronounyouEt toi, ça va?
And you, how are you?
58luipronounhim, her, to himJe lui parle demain.
I'm talking to him tomorrow.
59venirverbcomeTu viens ce soir?
Are you coming tonight?
60pourquoiadverbwhyPourquoi tu pleures?
Why are you crying?
61oùadverbwhereOù tu habites?
Where do you live?
62làadverbthereRegarde là-bas!
Look over there!
63rienpronounnothingJe ne vois rien.
I see nothing.
64penserverbthink, believeJe pense que oui.
I think so.
65parlerverbspeak, talkOn parle français ici.
We speak French here.
66quandconjunctionwhenQuand tu arrives?
When are you arriving?
67autreadjectiveother, anotherJ'aime l'autre film.
I like the other film.
68prendreverbtake, have, getJe prends un café.
I'm having a coffee.
69alorsadverbthen, so, wellAlors, tu viens ou pas?
So, are you coming or not?
70commentadverbhow, whatComment ça va?
How are you?
71parprepositionby, through, perJe vais par ici.
I'm going this way.
72notredeterminerourC'est notre maison.
It's our house.
73ouconjunctionorCafé ou thé?
Coffee or tea?
74croireverbbelieve, thinkJe crois que oui.
I believe so.
75aimerverblike, loveJ'aime beaucoup ce film.
I really like this film.
76merciinterjectionthank you, thanksMerci beaucoup!
Thank you very much!
77trèsadverbvery, very muchC'est très bon!
It's very good!
78justeadverbjust, right, fairC'est juste un moment.
It's just a moment.
79le monsieurnounmister, sir, manBonjour, monsieur!
Hello, sir!
80jamaisadverbnever, everJe n'ai jamais vu ça avant.
I've never seen that before.
81l'été (m)nounsummerL'été, il fait très chaud.
In summer, it's very hot.
82aussiadverbalso, tooMoi aussi, je veux partir.
Me too, I want to leave.
83mêmeadjectivesame, evenC'est le même problème chaque jour.
It's the same problem every day.
84trouververbfind, thinkJe trouve que c'est une bonne idée.
I think it's a good idea.
85vraimentadverbreally, trulyC'est vraiment difficile pour moi.
It's really difficult for me.
86ohinterjectionoh, wowOh, tu es là!
Oh, you're here!
87maintenantadverbnow, currentlyMaintenant, je dois partir.
Now, I have to leave.
88falloirverbmust, have to, needIl faut que tu viennes demain.
You have to come tomorrow.
89laisserverbleave, let, allowLaisse-moi tranquille, s'il te plaît.
Leave me alone, please.
90deuxnumbertwoJ'ai deux frères et une sœur.
I have two brothers and one sister.
91arriververbarrive, happen, manageLe train arrive à dix heures.
The train arrives at ten o'clock.
92attendreverbwait, expectAttends-moi ici, je reviens bientôt.
Wait for me here, I'll be back soon.
93peuadverblittle, few, not muchJ'ai très peu de temps aujourd'hui.
I have very little time today.
94le tempsnountime, weatherQuel temps fait-il dehors?
What's the weather like outside?
95petitadjectivesmall, little, youngElle a un petit chien très mignon.
She has a small, very cute dog.
96queldeterminerwhich, whatQuel est ton nom?
What is your name?
97toujoursadverbalways, stillTu es toujours en retard!
You're always late!
98encoreadverbstill, yet, againTu veux encore du café?
Do you want more coffee?
99appelerverbcall, nameJe vais t'appeler ce soir.
I'll call you tonight.
100l'homme (m)nounman, guyCet homme est très gentil.
This man is very kind.
101le besoinnounneedJ'ai besoin de ton aide maintenant.
I need your help now.
102la vienounlifeLa vie est belle, non?
Life is beautiful, isn't it?
103passerverbpass, spend, happenPasse-moi le sel, s'il te plaît.
Pass me the salt, please.
104sûradjectivesure, certain, safeJe suis sûr que tu vas réussir.
I'm sure you'll succeed.
105donnerverbgiveDonne-moi ton numéro de téléphone.
Give me your phone number.
106leurdeterminertheir, themC'est leur maison, pas la nôtre.
It's their house, not ours.
107l'accord (m)nounagreement, okay, dealD'accord, je viens avec toi.
Okay, I'll come with you.
108la personnenounperson, nobody, anyonePersonne ne sait où il est allé.
Nobody knows where he went.
109resterverbstay, remain, be leftReste ici avec moi ce soir.
Stay here with me tonight.
110peut-êtreadverbmaybe, perhapsPeut-être qu'il viendra demain.
Maybe he'll come tomorrow.
111regarderverblook, watch, seeRegarde ce film, c'est excellent!
Watch this film, it's excellent!
112seuladjectivealone, only, soleJe suis seul à la maison aujourd'hui.
I'm alone at home today.
113la femmenounwoman, wifeCette femme est très intelligente.
This woman is very intelligent.
114la foisnountime, occasion, instanceLa première fois, j'avais peur.
The first time, I was afraid.
115désoléadjectivesorry, apologeticJe suis désolé, c'est ma faute.
I'm sorry, it's my fault.
116la mortnoundeath, deadLa mort est une partie de la vie.
Death is a part of life.
117le journoundayQuel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui?
What day is it today?
118arrêterverbstop, arrest, ceaseArrête de crier, s'il te plaît!
Stop shouting, please!
119doncadverbso, therefore, thusTu es malade, donc tu restes au lit.
You're sick, so you stay in bed.
120sansprepositionwithoutJe veux du café sans sucre.
I want coffee without sugar.
121le mondenounworld, peopleIl y a beaucoup de gens dans le monde.
There are many people in the world.
122l'ami (m)nounfriendMon ami s'appelle Pierre.
My friend's name is Pierre.
123parceconjunctionbecauseJe suis fatigué parce que j'ai travaillé.
I'm tired because I worked.
124avantadverbbeforeViens avant dix heures.
Come before ten o'clock.
125la fillenoungirl, daughterSa fille a dix ans.
His daughter is ten years old.
126vraiadjectivetrue, realC'est une vraie histoire.
It's a true story.
127comprendreverbunderstandTu comprends ce que je dis?
Do you understand what I'm saying?
128tropadverbtoo, too muchC'est trop difficile pour moi.
It's too difficult for me.
129l'an (m)nounyearJ'ai vingt ans.
I'm twenty years old.
130tuerverbkillLe méchant veut le tuer.
The villain wants to kill him.
131le pèrenounfatherMon père travaille à l'hôpital.
My father works at the hospital.
132connaîtreverbknowJe connais bien cette ville.
I know this city well.
133le dieunoungodIl croit en Dieu.
He believes in God.
134aprèsadverbafterOn se voit après le travail.
We'll see each other after work.
135mettreverbput, placeMets ton manteau avant de partir.
Put your coat on before leaving.
136écouterverblisten, listen toÉcoute-moi, c'est important.
Listen to me, it's important.
137essayerverbtryJe vais essayer cette robe.
I'm going to try on this dress.
138maladverbbadly, wrongTu parles mal français.
You speak French badly.
139chezprepositionat, at the home ofJe vais chez mon ami ce soir.
I'm going to my friend's place tonight.
140sortirverbgo out, leaveOn sort ce weekend?
Are we going out this weekend?
141déjàadverbalreadyJ'ai déjà mangé.
I've already eaten.
142depuisprepositionsince, forJe suis ici depuis trois jours.
I've been here for three days.
143beaucoupadverbmuch, many, a lotJ'aime beaucoup ce film.
I like this film a lot.
144nouveauadjectivenewJ'ai une nouvelle voiture.
I have a new car.
145grandadjectivebig, great, tallC'est un grand homme.
He's a great man.
146mieuxadverbbetter, bestÇa va mieux maintenant.
It's better now.
147la mèrenounmotherMa mère est professeur.
My mother is a teacher.
148l'enfant (m/f)nounchildL'enfant joue dans le parc.
The child is playing in the park.
149les gensnounpeopleLes gens sont gentils ici.
People are nice here.
150voilàinterjectionthere is, there areVoilà ton café!
Here's your coffee!
151l'heure (f)nounhour, timeQuelle heure est-il?
What time is it?
152aiderverbhelpTu peux m'aider?
Can you help me?
153la maisonnounhouse, homeJ'habite dans une grande maison.
I live in a big house.
154partirverbleave, goJe pars demain matin.
I'm leaving tomorrow morning.
155le passénounpastOublie le passé.
Forget the past.
156chercherverblook for, searchJe cherche mes clés.
I'm looking for my keys.
157dernieradjectivelastC'est mon dernier jour ici.
It's my last day here.
158le problèmenounproblemQuel est le problème?
What's the problem?
159celuipronounthat one, the oneJe préfère celui-ci.
I prefer this one.
160aucundeterminerno, not any, noneJe n'ai aucun problème avec toi.
I have no problem with you.
161celapronounthat, this, itCela me plaît beaucoup.
I like that a lot.
162le nomnounnameQuel est ton nom?
What is your name?
163plaireverbto please, to likeÇa te plaît?
Do you like it?
164beauadjectivebeautiful, handsome, niceC'est une belle journée aujourd'hui.
It's a beautiful day today.
165le soirnouneveningOn se voit ce soir?
See you this evening?
166demanderverbto ask, to requestJe te demande pardon.
I'm asking your forgiveness.
167premieradjectivefirstC'est mon premier jour ici.
It's my first day here.
168la raisonnounreason, rightQuelle est la raison?
What is the reason?
169tenirverbto hold, to keepTiens, c'est pour toi.
Here, this is for you.
170la nuitnounnightBonne nuit, à demain!
Good night, see you tomorrow!
171salutinterjectionhi, bye, helloSalut, ça va?
Hi, how are you?
172le momentnounmoment, timeUn moment, s'il te plaît.
One moment, please.
173l'argent (m)nounmoneyJ'ai besoin d'argent.
I need money.
174le trucnounthing, stuffC'est un truc bizarre.
It's a weird thing.
175bonjourinterjectionhello, good dayBonjour, comment allez-vous?
Hello, how are you?
176moinsadverbless, minusC'est moins cher ici.
It's cheaper here.
177la mamannounmom, motherMa maman arrive demain.
My mom arrives tomorrow.
178l'air (m)nounair, look, appearanceTu as l'air fatigué.
You look tired.
179travaillerverbto workJe travaille tous les jours.
I work every day.
180entreprepositionbetween, amongC'est entre toi et moi.
It's between you and me.
181le papanoundad, fatherMon papa est médecin.
My dad is a doctor.
182jouerverbto playOn joue au football?
Shall we play football?
183l'affaire (f)nounmatter, business, thingC'est une affaire importante.
It's an important matter.
184la famillenounfamilyMa famille est grande.
My family is big.
185la mainnounhandDonne-moi ta main.
Give me your hand.
186la questionnounquestionJ'ai une question pour toi.
I have a question for you.
187ahinterjectionah, ohAh, je comprends maintenant!
Ah, I understand now!
188la peurnounfear, afraidJ'ai peur du noir.
I'm afraid of the dark.
189commencerverbto start, to beginOn commence à quelle heure?
What time do we start?
190l'idée (f)nounideaJ'ai une bonne idée.
I have a good idea.
191le mecnounguy, man, dudeCe mec est sympa.
That guy is nice.
192la voiturenouncarMa voiture est rouge.
My car is red.
193le garsnounguy, boy, ladC'est un bon gars.
He's a good guy.
194le travailnounwork, jobJ'aime mon travail.
I like my job.
195la têtenounheadJ'ai mal à la tête.
I have a headache.
196le filsnounsonC'est le fils de Marie.
He is Marie's son.
197jusqu'àprepositionuntil, up to, tillJe travaille jusqu'à six heures.
I work until six o'clock.
198troisnumberthreeJ'ai trois frères.
I have three brothers.
199assezadverbenough, quite, ratherC'est assez difficile.
It's quite difficult.
200ehinterjectionhey, huhEh, tu m'écoutes?
Hey, are you listening to me?
201la chancenounluck, chance, opportunityJ'ai eu de la chance aujourd'hui.
I was lucky today.
202le coupnounblow, hit, timeC'est un bon coup pour toi.
That's a good move for you.
203la portenoundoor, gateFerme la porte, s'il te plaît.
Close the door, please.
204la minutenounminuteAttends une minute, je reviens.
Wait a minute, I'll be back.
205prêtadjectiveready, preparedTu es prêt pour demain?
Are you ready for tomorrow?
206revenirverbcome back, returnJe reviens dans une heure.
I'll be back in an hour.
207meilleuradjectivebest, betterC'est le meilleur film de l'année.
It's the best film of the year.
208fouadjectivecrazy, mad, insaneTu es fou ou quoi?
Are you crazy or what?
209viteadverbfast, quickly, soonVite, on va être en retard!
Hurry, we'll be late!
210l'œil (m)nouneyeRegarde-moi dans les yeux.
Look me in the eyes.
211vieuxadjectiveold, ancientC'est une vieille maison très belle.
It's a beautiful old house.
212héinterjectionhey, hiHé, attends-moi une seconde!
Hey, wait for me a second!
213pendantprepositionduring, while, forPendant les vacances, je voyage.
During vacation, I travel.
214la partnounpart, share, portionTu veux une part de gâteau?
Do you want a piece of cake?
215rentrerverbcome home, go home, returnJe rentre à la maison maintenant.
I'm going home now.
216vivreverblive, existOù tu vis maintenant?
Where do you live now?
217oublierverbforget, leave behindN'oublie pas tes clés demain.
Don't forget your keys tomorrow.
218aujourd'huiadverbtodayAujourd'hui, c'est mon anniversaire.
Today is my birthday.
219demainadverbtomorrowOn se voit demain, d'accord?
See you tomorrow, okay?
220heininterjectionhuh, what, ehTu dis quoi, hein?
What are you saying, huh?
221tardadverblate, latelyIl est trop tard pour partir.
It's too late to leave.
222puisadverbthen, next, afterwardsD'abord on mange, puis on sort.
First we eat, then we go out.
223finiadjectivefinished, done, overC'est fini entre nous maintenant.
It's over between us now.
224l'histoire (f)nounstory, history, matterRaconte-moi une histoire avant de dormir.
Tell me a story before sleeping.
225l'année (f)nounyearL'année prochaine, je vais voyager.
Next year, I'm going to travel.
226rendreverbreturn, give back, makeRends-moi mon argent maintenant!
Give me back my money now!
227tantadverbso much, so many, as muchJ'ai tant de choses à faire.
I have so many things to do.
228combienadverbhow much, how manyCombien ça coûte, ce truc?
How much does this thing cost?
229le sensnounsense, meaning, directionÇa n'a pas de sens pour moi.
That doesn't make sense to me.
230le frèrenounbrotherMon frère est plus grand que moi.
My brother is taller than me.
231le chérinoundear, darling, sweetheartViens ici, mon chéri.
Come here, my darling.
232superadjectivegreat, awesome, superC'est super, j'adore ça!
That's great, I love it!
233entendreverbhear, understand, meanTu m'entends bien maintenant?
Can you hear me well now?
234contreprepositionagainst, versus, oppositeJe suis contre cette idée.
I'm against this idea.
235entenduadjectiveunderstood, agreed, of courseD'accord, c'est entendu entre nous.
Okay, it's understood between us.
236la demandenounrequest, question, demandJ'ai une demande importante pour toi.
I have an important request for you.
237la semainenounweekLa semaine prochaine, on se voit.
Next week, we'll see each other.
238ensembleadverbtogether, as oneOn y va ensemble, d'accord?
We're going together, okay?
239devenirverbbecome, turn into, getQu'est-ce que tu veux devenir?
What do you want to become?
240la partienounpart, game, matchOn joue une partie d'échecs ce soir.
We're playing a game of chess tonight.
241grosadjectivebig, fat, largeC'est un gros problème pour nous.
It's a big problem for us.
242l'amour (m)nounloveL'amour est plus important que l'argent.
Love is more important than money.
243importerverbmatter, be important, importÇa n'importe pas vraiment pour moi.
It doesn't really matter to me.
244le sangnounbloodIl y a du sang partout sur le sol.
There's blood all over the floor.
245l'aide (f)nounhelp, aid, assistanceJ'ai besoin de ton aide maintenant.
I need your help now.
246mangerverbeatOn va manger au restaurant ce soir.
We're going to eat at the restaurant tonight.
247le casnouncase, situation, instanceDans ce cas, tu dois partir immédiatement.
In that case, you must leave immediately.
248sousprepositionunder, beneath, belowLe chat est sous la table maintenant.
The cat is under the table now.
249mourirverbdie, pass awayJe ne veux pas mourir ici seul.
I don't want to die here alone.
250mauvaisadjectivebad, wrong, poorC'est une mauvaise idée de partir maintenant.
It's a bad idea to leave now.
251souvenirverbremember, recallJe me souviens de toi quand tu étais jeune.
I remember you when you were young.
252le côténounside, next toAssieds-toi à côté de moi s'il te plaît.
Sit next to me please.
253changerverbchange, alter, switchJe dois changer mes vêtements maintenant.
I need to change my clothes now.
254envoyerverbsend, dispatchJe vais t'envoyer un message demain.
I'll send you a message tomorrow.
255excuserverbexcuse, forgive, pardonExcuse-moi, je ne l'ai pas fait exprès.
Excuse me, I didn't do it on purpose.
256le typenounguy, type, kindCe type est vraiment bizarre et étrange.
That guy is really weird and strange.
257le genrenounkind, type, genreQuel genre de musique tu aimes vraiment?
What kind of music do you really like?
258seulementadverbonly, just, merelyJe veux seulement parler avec toi maintenant.
I only want to talk with you now.
259le bébénounbaby, infantLe bébé pleure beaucoup cette nuit.
The baby is crying a lot tonight.
260la policenounpolice, copsLa police arrive dans cinq minutes.
The police are arriving in five minutes.
261tirerverbpull, draw, shootTire la porte pour l'ouvrir maintenant.
Pull the door to open it now.
262carconjunctionbecause, forJe reste ici car j'ai peur de partir.
I'm staying here because I'm afraid to leave.
263le pointnounpoint, dot, periodC'est un point très important à retenir.
That's a very important point to remember.
264le moisnounmonthLe mois de janvier est très froid ici.
The month of January is very cold here.
265certainpronouncertain, sure, someCertains pensent que c'est une bonne idée.
Some think it's a good idea.
266occuperverboccupy, take up, keep busyJe m'occupe de mes enfants tous les jours.
I take care of my children every day.
267jeuneadjectiveyoung, youthfulElle est très jeune pour ce travail difficile.
She's very young for this difficult job.
268la placenounplace, seat, spotIl y a une place libre à côté de moi.
There's a free seat next to me.
269euxpronounthem, theyJe les vois, eux et leurs amis aussi.
I see them and their friends too.
270espérerverbhope, expect, wishJ'espère que tu vas bien maintenant.
I hope you're doing well now.
271l'endroit (m)nounplace, spot, locationC'est un endroit magnifique pour vivre.
It's a beautiful place to live.
272payerverbpay, settle, compensateJe vais payer l'addition ce soir.
I'll pay the bill tonight.
273perduadjectivelost, missing, wastedJe suis complètement perdu dans cette ville.
I'm completely lost in this city.
274chaquedeterminereach, everyJe vais au marché chaque samedi matin.
I go to the market every Saturday morning.
275la villenouncity, townLa ville est très grande et bruyante.
The city is very big and noisy.
276apprendreverblearn, teach, find outJe veux apprendre le français rapidement.
I want to learn French quickly.
277le partinounparty, side, matchLe parti politique gagne les élections demain.
The political party wins the election tomorrow.
278longtempsadverblong, long time, agesJe ne t'ai pas vu depuis longtemps.
I haven't seen you in a long time.
279le cœurnounheart, core, centerMon cœur bat très vite maintenant.
My heart is beating very fast now.
280le comptenounaccount, count, billJe vérife mon compte bancaire.
I check my bank account.
281revoirverbsee again, reviewJe veux te revoir demain.
I want to see you again tomorrow.
282l'arme (f)nounweapon, gunIl a une arme dans sa main.
He has a weapon in his hand.
283le droitnounright, lawJ'ai le droit de parler.
I have the right to speak.
284fermerverbclose, shutFerme la porte, s'il te plaît.
Close the door, please.
285niconjunctionnor, neitherJe n'aime ni le café ni le thé.
I like neither coffee nor tea.
286attentioninterjectionattention, watch outAttention! Une voiture arrive!
Watch out! A car is coming!
287le motnounwordJe ne comprends pas ce mot.
I don't understand this word.
288le corpsnounbodyMon corps est fatigué aujourd'hui.
My body is tired today.
289la façonnounway, mannerC'est une bonne façon de faire.
It's a good way to do it.
290voiciadverbhere is, here areVoici mon ami Paul.
Here is my friend Paul.
291le trainnountrainLe train arrive à dix heures.
The train arrives at ten o'clock.
292dontconjunctionof which, whoseL'homme dont je parle est ici.
The man I'm talking about is here.
293le garçonnounboy, waiterLe garçon joue dans le parc.
The boy plays in the park.
294gagnerverbwin, earnMon équipe va gagner le match.
My team will win the match.
295madamenounmadam, Mrs.Madame, voici votre café.
Madam, here is your coffee.
296pleinadjectivefull, completeMon verre est plein d'eau.
My glass is full of water.
297la chambrenounroom, bedroomJe dors dans ma chambre.
I sleep in my bedroom.
298fortadverbloud, strongParle plus fort, je ne t'entends pas.
Speak louder, I can't hear you.
299la terrenounearth, ground, landLes fleurs poussent dans la terre.
Flowers grow in the ground.
300tellementadverbso, so muchC'est tellement beau ici!
It's so beautiful here!
301continuerverbcontinue, go onContinue ton travail, s'il te plaît.
Continue your work, please.
302heureuxadjectivehappy, gladJe suis très heureux aujourd'hui.
I'm very happy today.
303le matinnounmorningJe me lève tôt le matin.
I wake up early in the morning.
304venuadjectivecome, arrivedIl est venu hier soir.
He came yesterday evening.
305pardoninterjectionsorry, excuse mePardon, je ne t'ai pas entendu.
Sorry, I didn't hear you.
306tomberverbfall, dropAttention, ne tombe pas!
Watch out, don't fall!
307là-basadverbover there, thereRegarde, il y a quelqu'un là-bas.
Look, there's someone over there.
308la suitenouncontinuation, nextÀ bientôt, à la suite!
See you soon, see you next time!
309versprepositiontoward, aroundJe vais vers la gare maintenant.
I'm going toward the station now.
310rencontrerverbmeet, encounterJe vais rencontrer mon ami demain.
I'm going to meet my friend tomorrow.
311devantprepositionin front of, beforeLa maison est devant l'école.
The house is in front of the school.
312enfinadverbfinally, at lastEnfin, tu es arrivé!
Finally, you arrived!
313la causenouncause, reasonQuelle est la cause du problème?
What is the cause of the problem?
314la photonounphoto, pictureRegarde cette belle photo!
Look at this beautiful photo!
315l'eau (f)nounwaterJe bois un verre d'eau.
I drink a glass of water.
316loinadverbfar, far awayL'école est loin de ma maison.
The school is far from my house.
317entrerverbenter, come inEntre dans la maison, s'il te plaît.
Come into the house, please.
318le marinounhusbandSon mari travaille à l'hôpital.
Her husband works at the hospital.
319la finnounend, endingC'est la fin du film.
It's the end of the film.
320importantadjectiveimportant, significant, majorC'est une décision très importante pour toi.
It's a very important decision for you.
321sentirverbfeel, smell, senseJe sens que quelque chose ne va pas.
I feel that something is wrong.
322le boulotnounwork, job, taskJ'ai beaucoup de boulot aujourd'hui.
I have a lot of work today.
323sauververbsave, rescue, helpTu m'as sauvé la vie!
You saved my life!
324plutôtadverbrather, quite, insteadJe préfère plutôt rester ici.
I'd rather stay here.
325écrireverbwrite, compose, sendJe vais écrire une lettre demain.
I'm going to write a letter tomorrow.
326dormirverbsleep, rest, be asleepJe dois dormir maintenant.
I need to sleep now.
327le bureaunounoffice, desk, studyMon bureau est près de la fenêtre.
My desk is near the window.
328utiliserverbuse, employ, make use ofTu peux utiliser mon téléphone.
You can use my phone.
329le jeunoungame, play, setOn joue à un jeu amusant.
We're playing a fun game.
330hieradverbyesterday, last dayJe l'ai vu hier au café.
I saw him yesterday at the café.
331possibleadjectivepossible, feasible, likelyC'est possible, mais difficile.
It's possible, but difficult.
332semblerverbseem, appear, lookTu sembles fatigué aujourd'hui.
You seem tired today.
333perdreverblose, waste, missJe ne veux pas perdre mon temps.
I don't want to waste my time.
334garderverbkeep, hold, watchGarde mon secret, s'il te plaît.
Keep my secret, please.
335la gardenounguard, watch, careIl est en garde à vue.
He's in police custody.
336ouvrirverbopen, unlock, turn onOuvre la porte, s'il te plaît.
Open the door, please.
337retrouververbfind, meet, recoverOn se retrouve demain soir?
See you tomorrow evening?
338acheterverbbuy, purchase, getJe vais acheter du pain.
I'm going to buy bread.
339euhinterjectionum, uh, erEuh, je ne sais pas quoi dire.
Um, I don't know what to say.
340dehorsadverboutside, out, outdoorsAllons dehors, il fait beau.
Let's go outside, it's nice.
341le docteurnoundoctor, physician, medicLe docteur dit que je vais bien.
The doctor says I'm fine.
342la confiancenountrust, confidence, faithJ'ai confiance en toi.
I trust you.
343retournerverbreturn, go back, turn overJe retourne à la maison maintenant.
I'm going back home now.
344parfaitadjectiveperfect, ideal, greatC'est parfait pour moi!
That's perfect for me!
345la secondenounsecond, moment, instantAttends une seconde, s'il te plaît.
Wait a second, please.
346la vériténountruth, reality, factDis-moi la vérité maintenant.
Tell me the truth now.
347suivreverbfollow, pursue, watchSuis-moi, je connais le chemin.
Follow me, I know the way.
348l'école (f)nounschool, education, institutionJe vais à l'école chaque jour.
I go to school every day.
349le chefnounchief, boss, leaderLe chef est très strict.
The boss is very strict.
350le filmnounfilm, movie, pictureCe film est vraiment bon.
This movie is really good.
351le proposnounwords, remarks, subjectÀ propos, tu as des nouvelles?
By the way, do you have any news?
352rappelerverbremind, recall, call backRappelle-moi demain matin.
Remind me tomorrow morning.
353monterverbgo up, climb, get onMonte les escaliers avec moi.
Go up the stairs with me.
354propreadjectiveown, clean, neatC'est ma propre maison.
It's my own house.
355la sœurnounsister, nun, siblingMa sœur habite à Paris.
My sister lives in Paris.
356le feunounfire, light, flameLe feu est très chaud.
The fire is very hot.
357le plannounplan, map, shotQuel est ton plan exactement?
What's your plan exactly?
358la journéenounday, daytime, periodJ'ai eu une bonne journée.
I had a good day.
359génialadjectivebrilliant, great, awesomeC'est une idée géniale!
That's a brilliant idea!
360prochainadjectivenext, comingLe prochain train arrive dans dix minutes.
The next train arrives in ten minutes.
361quitterverbleave, quitJe dois quitter le bureau maintenant.
I have to leave the office now.
362le téléphonenountelephone, phoneMon téléphone ne fonctionne pas bien.
My phone doesn't work well.
363prèsadverbnear, closeL'école est près de ma maison.
The school is near my house.
364lireverbreadJ'aime lire des livres le soir.
I like to read books in the evening.
365la fêtenounparty, celebration, festivalLa fête d'anniversaire est samedi prochain.
The birthday party is next Saturday.
366volerverbsteal, flyL'oiseau vole dans le ciel bleu.
The bird flies in the blue sky.
367répondreverbanswer, replyPourquoi tu ne réponds pas à mes messages?
Why don't you answer my messages?
368dessusadverbon, above, on topLe chat est assis dessus la table.
The cat is sitting on the table.
369joliadjectivepretty, nice, lovelyTu as une très jolie robe aujourd'hui.
You have a very pretty dress today.
370l'agent (m)nounagent, officer, policemanL'agent de police arrête la voiture.
The police officer stops the car.
371poserverbput, place, askPose ta main sur mon épaule.
Put your hand on my shoulder.
372prierverbpray, beg, askJe te prie de m'aider maintenant.
I beg you to help me now.
373l'équipe (f)nounteam, crew, staffNotre équipe gagne le match aujourd'hui.
Our team wins the match today.
374duradjectivehard, tough, difficultCe travail est très dur pour moi.
This work is very hard for me.
375cheradjectivedear, expensive, costlyMon ami cher, je suis heureux de te voir.
My dear friend, I'm happy to see you.
376boireverbdrinkJe bois un café chaque matin.
I drink a coffee every morning.
377la guerrenounwar, conflictLa guerre détruit beaucoup de villes.
War destroys many cities.
378le livrenounbookCe livre est très intéressant et long.
This book is very interesting and long.
379la marchenounwalk, step, marchLa marche est bon pour la santé.
Walking is good for health.
380la sécuriténounsafety, securityLa sécurité est très importante ici.
Safety is very important here.
381exactementadverbexactly, preciselyC'est exactement ce que je voulais dire.
That's exactly what I wanted to say.
382le servicenounservice, favor, helpLe service au restaurant est très bon.
The service at the restaurant is very good.
383presqueadverbalmost, nearlyIl est presque minuit maintenant.
It's almost midnight now.
384derrièreprepositionbehind, back ofLe chat se cache derrière la porte.
The cat hides behind the door.
385la mademoisellenounmiss, young ladyMademoiselle, vous avez oublié votre sac.
Miss, you forgot your bag.
386benadverbwell, so, thenBen, je ne sais pas quoi faire maintenant.
Well, I don't know what to do now.
387bougerverbmove, stir, shiftNe bouge pas, reste assis ici.
Don't move, stay sitting here.
388le mariagenounmarriage, weddingLe mariage est samedi à l'église.
The wedding is Saturday at the church.
389le parentnounparent, relativeMes parents arrivent demain matin.
My parents arrive tomorrow morning.
390le chiennoundogMon chien aime jouer dans le parc.
My dog likes to play in the park.
391le capitainenouncaptain, skipperLe capitaine commande le bateau.
The captain commands the boat.
392secretadjectivesecret, hiddenC'est un secret, ne le dis à personne.
It's a secret, don't tell anyone.
393l'ordre (m)nounorder, command, sequenceLe capitaine donne un ordre à ses soldats.
The captain gives an order to his soldiers.
394la vuenounview, sight, visionLa vue de la montagne est magnifique.
The view of the mountain is magnificent.
395contentadjectivehappy, pleased, satisfiedJe suis très content de te voir aujourd'hui.
I'm very happy to see you today.
396le rêvenoundreamJ'ai un rêve bizarre cette nuit.
I have a strange dream tonight.
397l'envie (f)noundesire, urge, wishJ'ai envie d'un café maintenant.
I feel like having a coffee now.
398le piednounfootIl a mal au pied après la course.
His foot hurts after running.
399montrerverbshow, display, point outMontre-moi ta nouvelle robe!
Show me your new dress!
400promettreverbpromiseJe te promets que c'est vrai.
I promise you it's true.
401le paysnouncountry, nationQuel pays visites-tu cet été?
Which country are you visiting this summer?
402recevoirverbreceive, get, welcomeJe reçois une lettre demain.
I'm receiving a letter tomorrow.
403le coursnounclass, course, lessonLe cours de français commence à neuf heures.
French class starts at nine o'clock.
404longadjectivelong, lengthyC'est un long voyage en train.
It's a long train journey.
405gentiladjectivekind, nice, gentleElle est très gentille avec les enfants.
She is very kind to the children.
406le tournounturn, tour, trickC'est mon tour de jouer maintenant.
It's my turn to play now.
407bientôtadverbsoon, shortlyJe te vois bientôt, d'accord?
I'll see you soon, okay?
408asseoirverbsit, sit downAssieds-toi à côté de moi.
Sit down next to me.
409le numéronounnumber, issueQuel est ton numéro de téléphone?
What is your phone number?
410cinqnumberfiveIl y a cinq personnes dans la salle.
There are five people in the room.
411le moyennounmeans, way, averageQuel moyen de transport préfères-tu?
What means of transport do you prefer?
412adorerverblove, adore, worshipJ'adore regarder les films le soir.
I love watching films in the evening.
413ainsiadverbthus, so, in this wayAinsi, nous sommes d'accord sur tout.
So, we agree on everything.
414le retournounreturn, comebackSon retour à la maison est prévu demain.
His return home is planned for tomorrow.
415autantadverbas much, as many, so muchJe n'ai jamais vu autant de neige.
I've never seen so much snow.
416la peinenountrouble, difficulty, punishmentCe n'est pas la peine de crier.
There's no point in shouting.
417inquietadjectiveworried, anxious, uneasyIl est inquiet pour son examen demain.
He is worried about his exam tomorrow.
418la cartenouncard, map, menuRegarde la carte du restaurant.
Look at the restaurant menu.
419l'état (m)nounstate, condition, statusQuel est l'état de ta voiture?
What is the condition of your car?
420l'instant (m)nouninstant, moment, secondAttends un instant, s'il te plaît.
Wait a moment, please.
421la prisonnounprison, jailIl est allé en prison pour un crime.
He went to prison for a crime.
422différentadjectivedifferent, various, distinctNous avons des opinions très différentes.
We have very different opinions.
423difficileadjectivedifficult, hard, toughCet exercice est très difficile pour moi.
This exercise is very difficult for me.
424hautadjectivehigh, tall, upperLa montagne est très haute et belle.
The mountain is very high and beautiful.
425le meurtrenounmurder, killingLe meurtre a choqué toute la ville.
The murder shocked the whole town.
426la sortenounsort, kind, typeQuelle sorte de musique aimes-tu?
What kind of music do you like?
427sérieuxadjectiveserious, earnest, graveIl parle d'une voix très sérieuse.
He speaks in a very serious voice.
428quatrenumberfourIl y a quatre chaises autour de la table.
There are four chairs around the table.
429déciderverbdecide, determine, resolveNous devons décider où aller demain.
We must decide where to go tomorrow.
430battreverbbeat, hit, defeatSon équipe a battu la nôtre hier.
His team beat ours yesterday.
431le choixnounchoice, selection, optionC'est un choix difficile à faire.
It's a difficult choice to make.
432la piècenounroom, piece, playLa pièce de théâtre était magnifique.
The play was magnificent.
433parfoisadverbsometimes, occasionally, at timesParfois, je vais au cinéma le weekend.
Sometimes I go to the cinema on weekends.
434l'esprit (m)nounmind, spirit, witIl a un esprit très créatif et intelligent.
He has a very creative and intelligent mind.
435le flicnouncop, police officerLe flic a arrêté le criminel ce matin.
The cop arrested the criminal this morning.
436l'abord (m)nounfirst, initially, at firstD'abord, nous mangeons, puis nous parlons.
First, we eat, then we talk.
437la fautenounmistake, fault, lackC'est pas ma faute!
It's not my fault!
438le verrenounglassJe veux un verre d'eau.
I want a glass of water.
439facileadjectiveeasyC'est facile pour toi.
It's easy for you.
440l'avion (m)nounairplaneOn prend l'avion demain.
We're taking the plane tomorrow.
441imaginerverbimagine, pictureImagine ce que je vois!
Imagine what I see!
442basadjectivelow, bottomLa voix est très basse.
The voice is very low.
443blancadjectivewhiteJ'aime cette robe blanche.
I like this white dress.
444le plaisirnounpleasure, joyC'est un plaisir de te voir.
It's a pleasure to see you.
445supposerverbsuppose, assumeJe suppose que tu sais.
I suppose you know.
446choisirverbchoose, pickTu dois choisir maintenant.
You must choose now.
447ensuiteadverbthen, next, afterwardsOn mange, ensuite on part.
We eat, then we leave.
448terminerverbfinish, end, completeJe termine mon travail.
I'm finishing my work.
449lequelpronounwhich, which oneLequel tu préfères?
Which one do you prefer?
450le litnounbedJe vais au lit maintenant.
I'm going to bed now.
451maladeadjectivesick, illIl est malade aujourd'hui.
He's sick today.
452la routenounroad, way, routeLa route est longue.
The road is long.
453la victimenounvictimElle est la victime ici.
She's the victim here.
454l'erreur (f)nounerror, mistakeC'est une erreur stupide.
It's a stupid mistake.
455le rapportnounreport, relationship, ratioLe rapport est important.
The report is important.
456emmenerverbtake, bring, leadJe t'emmène avec moi.
I'm taking you with me.
457la forcenounstrength, force, powerIl a beaucoup de force.
He has a lot of strength.
458mentirverblie, tell liesTu me mentis toujours!
You always lie to me!
459pauvreadjectivepoor, unfortunateCe pauvre garçon est seul.
This poor boy is alone.
460l'appel (m)nouncall, appealJ'ai un appel important.
I have an important call.
461l'idiot (m)nounidiot, fool, stupidQuel idiot je suis!
What an idiot I am!
462le messagenounmessageTu as un message pour moi?
Do you have a message for me?
463la preuvenounproof, evidenceOù est la preuve?
Where's the proof?
464drôleadjectivefunny, amusing, strangeC'est drôle, non?
That's funny, right?
465la grâcenoungrace, thanks, favorGrâce à toi, c'est possible.
Thanks to you, it's possible.
466humainadjectivehumanC'est très humain de peur.
It's very human to be afraid.
467pireadjectiveworst, worseC'est le pire jour jamais.
It's the worst day ever.
468le sujetnounsubject, topic, personQuel est le sujet?
What's the subject?
469cecipronounthisCeci est très important.
This is very important.
470le millionnounmillionUn million de dollars!
A million dollars!
471impossibleadjectiveimpossibleC'est impossible pour moi.
It's impossible for me.
472le dollarnoundollarÇa coûte cent dollars.
It costs a hundred dollars.
473fauxadjectivefalse, wrong, fakeC'est complètement faux!
That's completely false!
474bizarreadjectivestrange, odd, weirdC'est bizarre, tu trouves?
That's strange, don't you think?
475porterverbwear, carry, bearJe porte une robe rouge.
I'm wearing a red dress.
476découvrirverbdiscover, find, uncoverOn découvre la vérité!
We're discovering the truth!
477clairadjectiveclear, bright, obviousC'est clair pour toi?
Is that clear for you?
478agirverbact, do, take actionIl faut agir maintenant.
We must act now.
479tôtadverbearly, soonTu te lèves tôt le matin?
Do you get up early in the morning?
480dèsprepositionfrom, as soon as, sinceDès demain, je commence.
From tomorrow, I start.
481suffireverbsuffice, be enough, doÇa suffit pour aujourd'hui.
That's enough for today.
482mariéadjectivemarried, husband, wifeTu es marié ou célibataire?
Are you married or single?
483le cafénouncoffee, caféJe prends un café, s'il vous plaît.
I'll have a coffee, please.
484calmeadjectivecalm, quiet, peacefulReste calme, tout va bien.
Stay calm, everything is fine.
485jeterverbthrow, cast, tossNe jette pas ça à la poubelle!
Don't throw that in the trash!
486sûrementadverbsurely, certainly, definitelyTu viens sûrement ce soir?
You're definitely coming tonight?
487raconterverbtell, recount, relateRaconte-moi ce qui s'est passé.
Tell me what happened.
488la ruenounstreet, regretOù habites-tu, quelle rue?
Where do you live, which street?
489tournerverbturn, rotate, spinTourne à gauche ici.
Turn left here.
490le doutenoundoubt, uncertaintyJ'ai un doute sur cette réponse.
I have a doubt about this answer.
491la musiquenounmusic, songJ'aime la musique classique.
I like classical music.
492courantadjectivecurrent, common, usualC'est une situation très courante.
That's a very common situation.
493saufprepositionexcept, save, unlessTout le monde vient sauf Pierre.
Everyone is coming except Pierre.
494la nouvellenounnews, story, newJ'ai une bonne nouvelle pour toi.
I have good news for you.
495la ballenounball, bulletLance-moi la balle, s'il te plaît.
Throw me the ball, please.
496vendreverbsell, betrayIl vend sa maison ce mois-ci.
He is selling his house this month.
497l'avis (m)nounopinion, notice, adviceÀ mon avis, c'est une bonne idée.
In my opinion, it's a good idea.
498l'hôpital (m)nounhospitalMon père est à l'hôpital maintenant.
My father is in the hospital now.
499l'avocat (m)nounlawyer, advocate, avocadoL'avocat défend son client.
The lawyer defends his client.
500l'effet (m)nouneffect, result, impressionQuel est l'effet de ce médicament?
What is the effect of this medicine?
501le marchénounmarket, deal, bargainJe vais au marché le samedi.
I go to the market on Saturday.
502le sacnounbag, sack, purseOù est mon sac à main?
Where is my handbag?
503disparaîtreverbdisappear, vanish, go missingL'enfant a disparu hier soir.
The child disappeared last night.
504la sallenounroom, hall, auditoriumLa salle d'attente est pleine.
The waiting room is full.
505toucherverbtouch, affect, concern, receiveNe touche pas à ça, c'est chaud!
Don't touch that, it's hot!
506sixnumbersixIl y a six personnes à table.
There are six people at the table.
507simpleadjectivesimple, easy, plainC'est très simple à comprendre.
It's very simple to understand.
508nuladjectiveuseless, worthless, nil, noCe film est complètement nul.
This film is completely useless.
509frapperverbhit, strike, knock, beatOn frappe à la porte.
Someone is knocking at the door.
510amenerverbbring, take, leadTu peux m'amener à la gare?
Can you take me to the station?
511accepterverbaccept, agree, takeJ'accepte ton invitation avec plaisir.
I accept your invitation with pleasure.
512ramenerverbbring back, take back, returnJe te ramène chez toi ce soir.
I'll take you back home tonight.
513la recherchenounresearch, search, investigationLa recherche scientifique est importante.
Scientific research is important.
514le seigneurnounlord, nobleman, masterLe seigneur habite au château.
The lord lives in the castle.
515le dînernoundinner, dine, supperOn mange le dîner à sept heures.
We eat dinner at seven o'clock.
516expliquerverbexplain, account for, clarifyPeux-tu m'expliquer cette règle?
Can you explain this rule to me?
517finirverbfinish, endJe vais finir mon travail maintenant.
I'm going to finish my work now.
518le cheminnounpath, way, roadLe chemin est long jusqu'à la ville.
The path is long to the city.
519partoutadverbeverywhere, all overJe te cherche partout!
I'm looking for you everywhere!
520vérifierverbcheck, verifyPeux-tu vérifier la porte?
Can you check the door?
521le brasnounarmJ'ai mal au bras.
My arm hurts.
522protégerverbprotect, guardJe vais te protéger.
I will protect you.
523vivantadjectivealive, livingIl est encore vivant!
He's still alive!
524le clientnouncustomer, clientLe client attend à la porte.
The customer is waiting at the door.
525le risquenounrisk, dangerC'est un grand risque.
It's a big risk.
526apporterverbbring, carryApporte-moi un café, s'il te plaît.
Bring me a coffee, please.
527le visagenounfaceSon visage est très beau.
His face is very beautiful.
528présenterverbintroduce, presentJe te présente mon ami.
I introduce you to my friend.
529la lettrenounletterJ'ai reçu une lettre importante.
I received an important letter.
530le crimenouncrime, murderC'est un crime terrible.
It's a terrible crime.
531coucherverbsleep, lie down, put to bedJe vais coucher les enfants.
I'm going to put the children to bed.
532la facenounface, sideFace à face avec le danger.
Face to face with danger.
533la soiréenounevening, partyBonne soirée!
Have a good evening!
534le roinounkingLe roi arrive demain.
The king arrives tomorrow.
535surtoutadverbespecially, above allJ'aime les films, surtout les drames.
I like films, especially dramas.
536le retardnoundelay, latenessExcusez mon retard.
Excuse my lateness.
537réussirverbsucceed, passTu vas réussir, j'en suis sûr.
You will succeed, I'm sure.
538valoirverbbe worth, deserveÇa vaut la peine.
It's worth it.
539le présidentnounpresidentLe président parle à la télé.
The president speaks on TV.
540teladjectivesuch, like thatJe n'ai jamais vu tel spectacle.
I've never seen such a show.
541le médecinnoundoctorLe médecin arrive bientôt.
The doctor arrives soon.
542le boisnounwood, forestLa maison est en bois.
The house is made of wood.
543sinonconjunctionotherwise, or elseDépêche-toi, sinon tu seras en retard.
Hurry up, or else you'll be late.
544enleververbremove, take off, kidnapEnlève ton manteau.
Take off your coat.
545saleadjectivedirty, filthyTes mains sont sales.
Your hands are dirty.
546la clénounkeyOù est la clé?
Where is the key?
547le rendez-vousnounappointment, meeting, dateJ'ai un rendez-vous demain.
I have an appointment tomorrow.
548le fondnounbottom, back, depthAu fond, tu as raison.
Deep down, you're right.
549préparerverbprepare, get readyJe prépare le dîner.
I'm preparing dinner.
550conduireverbdrive, lead, conductQui conduit la voiture?
Who is driving the car?
551la réponsenounanswer, replyJe ne sais pas la réponse.
I don't know the answer.
552le cadeaunoungift, presentC'est un beau cadeau.
It's a beautiful gift.
553le sortnounfate, spell, lotC'est le sort qui décide.
It's fate that decides.
554allôinterjectionhelloAllô, tu m'entends?
Hello, can you hear me?
555souventadverboften, frequentlyJe vais souvent au cinéma.
I often go to the cinema.
556la loinounlawC'est la loi.
It's the law.
557graveadjectiveserious, grave, solemnC'est une situation très grave.
It's a very serious situation.
558l'intérieur (m)nouninterior, inside, innerL'intérieur de la maison est magnifique.
The interior of the house is magnificent.
559libreadjectivefree, available, unoccupiedTu es libre ce soir?
Are you free tonight?
560l'honneur (m)nounhonor, honour, creditC'est un honneur de vous rencontrer.
It's an honor to meet you.
561le groupenoungroup, band, teamLe groupe joue très bien ensemble.
The group plays very well together.
562ignorerverbignore, not know, be unaware ofJe ne peux pas ignorer ce problème.
I can't ignore this problem.
563rougeadjectiveredElle porte une robe rouge.
She's wearing a red dress.
564le manquenounlack, shortage, missingLe manque de sommeil est dangereux.
Lack of sleep is dangerous.
565le débutnounbeginning, start, outsetAu début, j'avais peur.
At the beginning, I was afraid.
566bonsoirinterjectiongood evening, helloBonsoir, comment allez-vous?
Good evening, how are you?
567la lignenounline, row, routeRegarde cette ligne droite.
Look at this straight line.
568la relationnounrelationship, relation, connectionNotre relation est très importante.
Our relationship is very important.
569le dossiernounfile, folder, caseOù est mon dossier?
Where is my file?
570ancienadjectiveold, former, ancientC'est un ancien ami de mon père.
He's an old friend of my father's.
571l'excuse (f)nounexcuse, apology, sorryJe n'accepte pas cette excuse.
I don't accept this excuse.
572normaladjectivenormal, usual, ordinaryC'est complètement normal.
That's completely normal.
573le potenounbuddy, mate, friendMon pote arrive demain.
My buddy is arriving tomorrow.
574la voixnounvoice, sound, voteJ'aime sa voix.
I like his voice.
575NoëlnounChristmasNoël est ma fête préférée.
Christmas is my favorite holiday.
576le maîtrenounmaster, teacher, ownerLe maître est très strict.
The teacher is very strict.
577le prixnounprice, prize, costQuel est le prix de ce livre?
What is the price of this book?
578casserverbbreak, smash, crackNe casse pas ce vase!
Don't break this vase!
579cacherverbhide, conceal, coverJe dois cacher la vérité.
I have to hide the truth.
580généraladjectivegeneral, overall, broadEn général, j'aime les films.
In general, I like films.
581la lumièrenounlight, lighting, brightnessLa lumière du soleil est belle.
The sunlight is beautiful.
582l'âge (m)nounage, era, periodQuel âge as-tu?
How old are you?
583le gaminnounkid, boy, childCe gamin est très intelligent.
This kid is very intelligent.
584le cheveunounhair, strand of hairJ'ai un cheveu blanc.
I have a white hair.
585le patronnounboss, employer, ownerMon patron est gentil.
My boss is kind.
586réveillerverbwake up, awaken, rouseJe dois te réveiller demain.
I have to wake you up tomorrow.
587pareiladjectivesame, similar, alikeC'est pareil pour moi.
It's the same for me.
588l'accident (m)nounaccident, crash, incidentIl y a eu un accident hier.
There was an accident yesterday.
589dixnumbertenJ'ai dix ans.
I'm ten years old.
590probablementadverbprobably, likely, presumablyIl va probablement arriver tard.
He'll probably arrive late.
591marcherverbwalk, work, goJe marche au parc chaque jour.
I walk in the park every day.
592le conseilnounadvice, counsel, councilTu as un bon conseil pour moi?
Do you have good advice for me?
593le chevalnounhorse, mount, steedLe cheval court très vite.
The horse runs very fast.
594amoureuxadjectivein love, lover, romanticIl est amoureux d'elle.
He's in love with her.
595le boutnounend, piece, bitAu bout de la rue.
At the end of the street.
596manquerverbmiss, lack, failTu me manques beaucoup.
I miss you a lot.
597blesséadjectiveinjured, wounded, hurtIl est blessé au bras.
He is injured on the arm.
598américainadjectiveAmericanC'est un film américain.
It's an American film.
599détesterverbhate, detest, dislikeJe déteste les mensonges.
I hate lies.
600le mienpronounmineCe livre est le mien.
This book is mine.
601rireverblaugh, laugh atPourquoi tu ris?
Why are you laughing?
602la règlenounrule, rulerC'est la règle ici.
That's the rule here.
603le patientnounpatientLe patient attend le docteur.
The patient is waiting for the doctor.
604l'invité (m)nounguest, invited personL'invité arrive demain.
The guest arrives tomorrow.
605incroyableadjectiveincredible, amazing, unbelievableC'est incroyable!
That's incredible!
606le voyagenountrip, journey, travelLe voyage est long.
The trip is long.
607ailleursadverbelsewhere, somewhere elseJe vais ailleurs.
I'm going elsewhere.
608ressemblerverbresemble, look like, be similar toTu ressembles à ta mère.
You look like your mother.
609bienvenueinterjectionwelcomeBienvenue chez moi!
Welcome to my home!
610chaudadjectivehot, warmIl fait chaud aujourd'hui.
It's hot today.
611la situationnounsituation, circumstance, positionLa situation est difficile.
The situation is difficult.
612ouvertadjectiveopen, openedLa porte est ouverte.
The door is open.
613descendreverbgo down, come down, get off, descendJe descends l'escalier.
I'm going down the stairs.
614simplementadverbsimply, just, merelyC'est simplement impossible.
It's simply impossible.
615la scènenounscene, stageLa scène est magnifique.
The scene is magnificent.
616l'oncle (m)noununcleMon oncle arrive demain.
My uncle arrives tomorrow.
617la listenounlistVoici la liste des noms.
Here's the list of names.
618complètementadverbcompletely, totally, entirelyC'est complètement fou.
It's completely crazy.
619le dosnounbackJ'ai mal au dos.
My back hurts.
620l'armée (f)nounarmy, armed forcesIl est dans l'armée.
He's in the army.
621la paixnounpeaceNous voulons la paix.
We want peace.
622froidadjectivecold, coolIl fait froid dehors.
It's cold outside.
623l'anniversaire (m)nounbirthday, anniversaryC'est mon anniversaire.
It's my birthday.
624refuserverbrefuse, reject, declineJe refuse cette offre.
I refuse this offer.
625abandonnerverbabandon, leave, give upIl abandonne le jeu.
He's giving up the game.
626la chansonnounsongJ'aime cette chanson.
I like this song.
627le contrôlenouncontrol, check, inspectionLe contrôle est strict.
The control is strict.
628l'hôtel (m)nounhotelL'hôtel est près d'ici.
The hotel is nearby.
629le journalnounnewspaper, journal, diaryJe lis le journal.
I'm reading the newspaper.
630le témoinnounwitnessLe témoin parle au policier.
The witness speaks to the police officer.
631la boîtenounbox, nightclub, canLa boîte est fermée.
The box is closed.
632absolumentadverbabsolutely, definitely, certainlyC'est absolument vrai.
It's absolutely true.
633sauterverbjump, leap, skipLes enfants sautent.
The children are jumping.
634la damenounlady, woman, dameLa dame est gentille.
The lady is kind.
635l'impression (f)nounimpression, feeling, printJ'ai une bonne impression.
I have a good feeling.
636sympaadjectivenice, friendly, likeableIl est très sympa.
He's very nice.
637le signenounsign, signal, symptomC'est un bon signe pour toi.
That's a good sign for you.
638l'habitude (f)nounhabit, customJ'ai l'habitude de me lever tôt.
I'm used to waking up early.
639la tablenountableLe dîner est sur la table.
Dinner is on the table.
640le systèmenounsystemLe système ne fonctionne pas bien.
The system doesn't work well.
641détruireverbdestroy, ruinIl va détruire tout ce que j'ai fait.
He's going to destroy everything I did.
642assurerverbensure, assure, insureJe t'assure que c'est vrai.
I assure you it's true.
643attraperverbcatch, grabAttrape le ballon s'il te plaît!
Catch the ball please!
644le bateaunounboat, shipOn prend le bateau demain matin.
We're taking the boat tomorrow morning.
645stupideadjectivestupid, silly, dumbC'est une idée stupide.
That's a stupid idea.
646la faimnounhungerJ'ai très faim maintenant.
I'm very hungry now.
647autouradverbaround, aboutRegarde autour de toi.
Look around you.
648la surprisenounsurpriseQuelle surprise de te voir ici!
What a surprise to see you here!
649couperverbcutPeux-tu couper le pain?
Can you cut the bread?
650la décisionnoundecisionC'est une décision difficile.
It's a difficult decision.
651le papiernounpaperJ'ai besoin de papier pour écrire.
I need paper to write.
652procheadjectiveclose, near, nearbyL'école est très proche d'ici.
The school is very close to here.
653remercierverbthankJe te remercie beaucoup pour ton aide.
I thank you very much for your help.
654la colèrenounanger, rageIl est en colère contre moi.
He's angry with me.
655l'or (m)noungoldCette bague est en or pur.
This ring is pure gold.
656horsprepositionout of, outsideC'est hors de question!
That's out of the question!
657le soinnouncare, attentionElle prend soin de ses enfants.
She takes care of her children.
658magnifiqueadjectivemagnificent, wonderful, beautifulC'est une magnifique journée aujourd'hui.
It's a wonderful day today.
659la jambenounlegJe me suis cassé la jambe hier.
I broke my leg yesterday.
660raviadjectivedelighted, pleased, happyJe suis ravi de te rencontrer.
I'm delighted to meet you.
661le soldatnounsoldierLe soldat part à la guerre.
The soldier is going to war.
662lancerverbthrow, launch, startLance-moi la balle!
Throw me the ball!
663la missionnounmission, taskSa mission est très importante.
His mission is very important.
664le présentnounpresent, giftC'est un beau présent pour toi.
It's a nice gift for you.
665calmerverbcalm, soothe, calm downCalme-toi, tout va bien.
Calm down, everything is fine.
666plusieursdeterminerseveral, manyJ'ai plusieurs amis ici.
I have several friends here.
667gaucheadjectiveleftTourne à gauche au feu.
Turn left at the light.
668neufadjectivenewJ'ai une voiture neuve.
I have a new car.
669obtenirverbget, obtain, achieveIl a obtenu son diplôme hier.
He got his diploma yesterday.
670leververbraise, lift, get upLève ta main s'il te plaît.
Raise your hand please.
671le gossenounkid, childCe gosse est très intelligent.
This kid is very smart.
672spécialadjectivespecial, particularC'est un jour spécial pour moi.
It's a special day for me.
673dedansadverbinside, inRentre dedans, il fait froid dehors.
Come inside, it's cold outside.
674l'information (f)nouninformation, newsJ'ai une information importante pour toi.
I have important information for you.
675l'inspecteur (m)nouninspector, detectiveL'inspecteur enquête sur le crime.
The inspector is investigating the crime.
676la droguenoundrugLa drogue est très dangereuse.
Drugs are very dangerous.
677l'ennemi (m)nounenemy, opponent, foeL'ennemi arrive demain matin.
The enemy is arriving tomorrow morning.
678la montrenounwatch, showsMa montre indique dix heures.
My watch shows ten o'clock.
679le revenunounincome, revenue, earningsSon revenu mensuel est bon.
His monthly income is good.
680publicadjectivepublic, audienceC'est un endroit très public ici.
It's a very public place here.
681le murnounwallIl y a un mur entre les deux maisons.
There's a wall between the two houses.
682l'espèce (f)nounspecies, kind, typeQuelle espèce d'animal est-ce?
What kind of animal is that?
683dérangerverbdisturb, bother, troubleJe ne veux pas te déranger maintenant.
I don't want to bother you now.
684offrirverboffer, give, treatJe t'offre un café?
Can I offer you a coffee?
685le soleilnounsun, sunshineLe soleil brille aujourd'hui.
The sun is shining today.
686le campnouncamp, side, campNous allons au camp cet été.
We're going to camp this summer.
687le coinnouncorner, spot, areaAssieds-toi dans ce coin.
Sit down in this corner.
688la moitiénounhalf, middleJ'ai mangé la moitié du gâteau.
I ate half of the cake.
689selonprepositionaccording to, depending onSelon moi, c'est une bonne idée.
According to me, it's a good idea.
690empêcherverbprevent, stop, hinderRien ne peut m'empêcher maintenant.
Nothing can stop me now.
691assisadjectivesitting, seatedIl est assis sur la chaise.
He is sitting on the chair.
692le sentimentnounfeeling, emotion, senseJ'ai un mauvais sentiment.
I have a bad feeling.
693la sortienounexit, outing, way outLa sortie est par là.
The exit is over there.
694l'arrière (m)nounback, rear, behindReste à l'arrière du bus.
Stay at the back of the bus.
695doucementadverbgently, softly, slowlyParle doucement, s'il te plaît.
Speak softly, please.
696l'avance (f)nounadvance, lead, progressNous avons une bonne avance.
We have a good lead.
697exactadjectiveexact, precise, rightC'est l'heure exacte?
Is that the exact time?
698chanterverbsing, sing aboutElle chante très bien.
She sings very well.
699le clubnounclub, nightclubAllons au club ce soir.
Let's go to the club tonight.
700l'arrivée (f)nounarrival, finish lineL'arrivée du train est retardée.
The train's arrival is delayed.
701fieradjectiveproud, proud ofJe suis fier de toi.
I'm proud of you.
702le professeurnounteacher, professorLe professeur est très strict.
The teacher is very strict.
703la parolenounword, speech, promiseTu as ma parole.
You have my word.
704le tueurnounkiller, murdererLe tueur a été arrêté hier.
The killer was arrested yesterday.
705lorsqueconjunctionwhen, while, asLorsque tu arrives, appelle-moi.
When you arrive, call me.
706la formenounshape, form, fitnessQuelle est la forme de ce objet?
What is the shape of this object?
707l'animal (m)nounanimal, creatureC'est un animal dangereux.
It's a dangerous animal.
708le barnounbar, pub, counterOn se voit au bar demain?
See you at the bar tomorrow?
709le dangernoundanger, risk, perilIl y a un danger ici.
There's a danger here.
710dangereuxadjectivedangerous, risky, hazardousC'est très dangereux pour toi.
It's very dangerous for you.
711jurerverbswear, curse, vowJe te le jure sur ma vie.
I swear it to you on my life.
712bleuadjectiveblue, bruisedLe ciel est bleu aujourd'hui.
The sky is blue today.
713l'offre (f)nounoffer, deal, bidC'est une bonne offre pour toi.
It's a good offer for you.
714le butnoungoal, aim, purposeMon but est de réussir.
My goal is to succeed.
715pleurerverbcry, weep, shed tearsNe pleure pas, ça va aller.
Don't cry, it will be okay.
716censéadjectivesupposed to, meant toTu es censé être ici à huit heures.
You're supposed to be here at eight o'clock.
717le projetnounproject, planJ'ai un nouveau projet pour demain.
I have a new project for tomorrow.
718réfléchirverbthink, reflectJe dois réfléchir à cette question.
I need to think about this question.
719prévenirverbwarn, informJe vais te prévenir demain.
I will warn you tomorrow.
720tranquilleadjectivecalm, quiet, peacefulC'est un endroit très tranquille.
It's a very quiet place.
721la classenounclass, classroomLa classe commence à neuf heures.
Class starts at nine o'clock.
722le postenounjob, position, postIl a un nouveau poste à l'école.
He has a new job at school.
723le testnountest, examLe test est très difficile.
The test is very difficult.
724l'attaque (f)nounattack, assaultL'attaque a eu lieu hier soir.
The attack happened last night.
725l'enquête (f)nouninvestigation, inquiryL'enquête commence maintenant.
The investigation starts now.
726la visitenounvisit, tourLa visite du musée est intéressante.
The museum visit is interesting.
727le jugenounjudgeLe juge écoute le témoin.
The judge listens to the witness.
728le baisernounkissUn baiser sur la joue, s'il te plaît.
A kiss on the cheek, please.
729le bordnounedge, side, shoreNous sommes au bord de la mer.
We are at the seaside.
730deboutadverbstanding, uprightJe suis debout depuis ce matin.
I've been standing since this morning.
731merveilleuxadjectivewonderful, marvelousC'est une idée merveilleuse!
That's a wonderful idea!
732le doigtnounfinger, toeJ'ai mal au doigt.
My finger hurts.
733richeadjectiverich, wealthyIl est très riche et généreux.
He is very rich and generous.
734personneladjectivepersonal, staffC'est une question personnelle.
It's a personal question.
735le cielnounsky, heavenLe ciel est bleu aujourd'hui.
The sky is blue today.
736la touchenountouch, key, buttonAppuie sur cette touche.
Press this button.
737la télénounTV, televisionJe regarde la télé le soir.
I watch TV in the evening.
738pousserverbpush, grow, urgePousser la porte, s'il te plaît.
Push the door, please.
739pourtantadverbhowever, yet, stillC'est difficile, pourtant je continue.
It's difficult, yet I continue.
740le changenounchange, exchange, currencyLe change est bon aujourd'hui.
The exchange rate is good today.
741tristeadjectivesad, unhappyIl est triste depuis hier.
He's been sad since yesterday.
742la droitenounright, right sideTourne à droite ici.
Turn right here.
743la gueulenounmouth, face, muzzleFerme ta gueule!
Shut your mouth!
744la tombenountomb, graveLa tombe est très ancienne.
The tomb is very old.
745le traversnounacross, through, wayÀ travers la fenêtre, je vois la rue.
Through the window, I see the street.
746la santénounhealthTa santé est très importante.
Your health is very important.
747la coursenounrace, running, errandLa course commence à dix heures.
The race starts at ten o'clock.
748prouververbprove, show, demonstrateJe vais te prouver que j'ai raison.
I will prove to you that I'm right.
749entieradjectivewhole, entire, completeJ'ai mangé le gâteau entier.
I ate the whole cake.
750inquiéterverbworry, trouble, disturbÇa m'inquiète beaucoup.
That worries me a lot.
751la cuisinenounkitchen, cooking, cuisineLa cuisine est grande et moderne.
The kitchen is big and modern.
752signifierverbmean, signify, indicateQu'est-ce que ça signifie?
What does that mean?
753remettreverbhand over, give back, postponeJe vais te remettre ton argent.
I will give you back your money.
754le centrenouncenter, middle, hubLe centre-ville est très animé.
The city center is very lively.
755chacunpronouneach one, everyoneChacun a son opinion.
Everyone has their own opinion.
756permettreverballow, permit, enableÇa me permet de travailler mieux.
That allows me to work better.
757taireverbbe silent, keep quietTu dois te taire maintenant.
You must be quiet now.
758le donnoungift, talentC'est un don spécial.
It's a special gift.
759le membrenounmember, limbIl est membre du groupe.
He's a member of the group.
760dégagerverbfree, clear, releaseDégagez la route!
Clear the road!
761l'âme (f)nounsoul, spiritC'est une belle âme.
She has a beautiful soul.
762la manièrenounway, mannerC'est la bonne manière.
That's the right way.
763mignonadjectivecute, sweet, niceLe bébé est très mignon.
The baby is very cute.
764l'image (f)nounimage, pictureRegarde cette image!
Look at this picture!
765la compagnienouncompany, companionshipJ'aime ta compagnie.
I like your company.
766la machinenounmachine, engineLa machine ne marche pas.
The machine doesn't work.
767la caméranouncameraOù est la caméra?
Where is the camera?
768douxadjectivesoft, sweet, gentleC'est très doux.
It's very soft.
769le déjeunernounlunch, breakfastOn mange le déjeuner à midi.
We eat lunch at noon.
770le vaisseaunounvessel, ship, spacecraftLe vaisseau spatial arrive.
The spacecraft is arriving.
771la fleurnounflowerLa fleur est belle.
The flower is beautiful.
772l'enfer (m)nounhellC'est l'enfer ici!
It's hell here!
773saintadjectiveholy, sacred, saintC'est un homme saint.
He's a holy man.
774lâcherverbrelease, let go, dropLâche ma main!
Let go of my hand!
775responsableadjectiveresponsible, in chargeTu es responsable maintenant.
You're responsible now.
776le monstrenounmonster, beastLe monstre est terrible.
The monster is terrible.
777le lieutenantnounlieutenantLe lieutenant commande les soldats.
The lieutenant commands the soldiers.
778étrangeadjectivestrange, odd, weirdC'est très étrange.
That's very strange.
779le diablenoundevil, demonLe diable existe?
Does the devil exist?
780l'officier (m)nounofficerL'officier arrive demain.
The officer arrives tomorrow.
781tromperverbdeceive, trick, cheatNe me trompe pas!
Don't trick me!
782là-dedansadverbin there, insideQu'est-ce qu'il y a là-dedans?
What's in there?
783capableadjectivecapable, able, competentTu es capable de le faire.
You're capable of doing it.
784privéadjectiveprivate, personalC'est privé.
It's private.
785la hontenounshame, embarrassmentQuelle honte!
What a shame!
786la bouchenounmouthFerme ta bouche!
Close your mouth!
787le copainnounfriend, buddy, palC'est mon copain.
He's my friend.
788préférerverbprefer, like betterJe préfère le café.
I prefer coffee.
789coupableadjectiveguilty, culpritIl est coupable.
He's guilty.
790sacréadjectivesacred, holy, blessedC'est sacré pour nous.
It's sacred to us.
791l'urgence (f)nounemergency, urgencyC'est une urgence!
It's an emergency!
792le milieunounmiddle, center, environmentAu milieu de la rue.
In the middle of the street.
793réglerverbsettle, solve, adjustOn doit régler ce problème.
We must solve this problem.
794l'action (f)nounaction, deed, actC'est une bonne action.
It's a good deed.
795l'appartement (m)nounapartment, flatOù est ton appartement?
Where is your apartment?
796le cerveaunounbrain, mindUtilise ton cerveau!
Use your brain!
797amuserverbentertain, amuse, have funOn peut amuser les enfants avec des jeux.
We can entertain the children with games.
798la tracenountrace, track, markIl y a une trace de sang sur le sol.
There is a trace of blood on the floor.
799le bainnounbath, bathingJe prends un bain chaud le soir.
I take a hot bath in the evening.
800la blaguenounjoke, prankC'est une blague, tu plaisantes!
That's a joke, you're joking!
801excellentadjectiveexcellent, outstanding, greatC'est un excellent film, vraiment!
It's an excellent film, really!
802l'époque (f)nounera, period, timeÀ cette époque, tout était différent.
At that time, everything was different.
803créerverbcreate, make, establishIl veut créer sa propre entreprise.
He wants to create his own business.
804la voienounway, path, trackC'est la bonne voie pour réussir.
It's the right path to succeed.
805la réunionnounmeeting, gatheringLa réunion commence à dix heures.
The meeting starts at ten o'clock.
806l'allée (f)nounalley, aisle, pathJe marche dans l'allée du parc.
I walk in the park path.
807l'intérêt (m)nouninterest, concernÇa m'intéresse, c'est un bon intérêt.
That interests me, it's a good interest.
808le combatnounfight, battle, combatLe combat était très intense hier.
The fight was very intense yesterday.
809le silencenounsilence, quietIl y a un grand silence dans la salle.
There is great silence in the room.
810existerverbexist, beEst-ce que les fantômes existent vraiment?
Do ghosts really exist?
811épouserverbmarry, wed, embraceIl veut l'épouser l'année prochaine.
He wants to marry her next year.
812le trounounhole, gap, openingIl y a un trou dans mon pantalon.
There is a hole in my pants.
813reconnaîtreverbrecognize, acknowledge, admitJe le reconnais, c'est mon ami!
I recognize him, he's my friend!
814arrangerverbarrange, fix, settleJe vais arranger ce problème demain.
I will fix this problem tomorrow.
815cellepronounthat one, the oneJe préfère celle-ci, pas celle-là.
I prefer this one, not that one.
816le commandantnouncommander, captain, majorLe commandant donne les ordres à l'armée.
The commander gives orders to the army.
817raterverbmiss, fail, mess upJe ne veux pas rater cet examen.
I don't want to fail this exam.
818la prisenoungrip, hold, capture, outletIl a une bonne prise sur la corde.
He has a good grip on the rope.
819le gouvernementnoungovernmentLe gouvernement prend des décisions importantes.
The government makes important decisions.
820l'adresse (f)nounaddress, skill, dexterityQuelle est ton adresse exacte?
What is your exact address?
821le contactnouncontact, touchJe vais prendre contact avec lui demain.
I will contact him tomorrow.
822dingueadjectivecrazy, mad, insaneTu es dingue de faire ça!
You're crazy to do that!
823récupérerverbrecover, get back, retrieveJe dois récupérer mon argent demain.
I need to get my money back tomorrow.
824le résultatnounresult, outcomeLe résultat du match est trois à deux.
The result of the match is three to two.
825la basenounbase, basis, foundationC'est la base de notre projet.
It's the foundation of our project.
826la peaunounskinElle a une belle peau très douce.
She has beautiful, very soft skin.
827le peuplenounpeople, nation, folkLe peuple français aime la bonne cuisine.
The French people love good food.
828l'exemple (m)nounexample, instancePar exemple, tu peux faire ceci.
For example, you can do this.
829la fichenouncard, sheet, formRemplis cette fiche avec tes informations.
Fill out this form with your information.
830la sociéténounsociety, company, firmCette société fabrique des voitures.
This company manufactures cars.
831intelligentadjectiveintelligent, smart, cleverC'est un garçon très intelligent et rapide.
He's a very intelligent and quick boy.
832le tortnounwrong, fault, harmTu as tort, ce n'est pas vrai.
You're wrong, that's not true.
833septnumbersevenIl y a sept jours dans une semaine.
There are seven days in a week.
834le hérosnounheroC'est un vrai héros dans ce film.
He's a real hero in this film.
835la mernounsea, oceanJ'aime nager dans la mer l'été.
I like swimming in the sea in summer.
836la bièrenounbeerIl boit une bière froide au bar.
He drinks a cold beer at the bar.
837la robenoundress, gownElle porte une belle robe rouge.
She wears a beautiful red dress.
838la félicitationnouncongratulationFélicitations pour ton succès!
Congratulations on your success!
839signerverbsign, to signJe dois signer ce document maintenant.
I must sign this document now.
840l'opération (f)nounoperation, surgeryL'opération est très importante.
The operation is very important.
841le morceaunounpiece, bitTu veux un morceau de gâteau?
Do you want a piece of cake?
842la notenounnote, grade, markMa note en français est bonne.
My grade in French is good.
843prévuadjectiveplanned, expectedTout est prévu pour demain.
Everything is planned for tomorrow.
844l'entrée (f)nounentrance, entry, starterL'entrée du musée est gratuite.
The museum entrance is free.
845le volnountheft, flightLe vol pour Paris est à dix heures.
The flight to Paris is at ten o'clock.
846horribleadjectivehorrible, awful, terribleC'est horrible ce qui s'est passé.
It's horrible what happened.
847le vinnounwineTu aimes le vin rouge ou blanc?
Do you like red or white wine?
848le dommagenounpity, shame, damageC'est dommage que tu ne viennes pas.
It's a pity you're not coming.
849craindreverbfear, to fear, dreadJe crains qu'il soit trop tard.
I fear it's too late.
850le colonelnouncolonelLe colonel commande l'armée.
The colonel commands the army.
851le neznounnoseIl a un grand nez.
He has a big nose.
852la justicenounjustice, courtLa justice doit être juste.
Justice must be fair.
853le départnoundeparture, startLe départ du train est à midi.
The train departure is at noon.
854le bruitnounnoise, soundQuel bruit! Je ne peux pas dormir.
What noise! I can't sleep.
855le secoursnounhelp, aid, rescueAu secours! Aide-moi!
Help! Help me!
856enceinteadjectivepregnant, enclosedElle est enceinte de trois mois.
She is three months pregnant.
857la misenounputting, stake, betLa mise en place est importante.
The setup is important.
858le directeurnoundirector, manager, principalLe directeur de l'école est strict.
The school principal is strict.
859intéressantadjectiveinterestingC'est un film très intéressant.
It's a very interesting film.
860environadverbabout, approximately, aroundIl y a environ cent personnes ici.
There are about a hundred people here.
861la couleurnouncolorQuelle est ta couleur préférée?
What is your favorite color?
862le poissonnounfishJe n'aime pas manger du poisson.
I don't like eating fish.
863l'arbre (m)nountreeL'arbre est très grand et vieux.
The tree is very big and old.
864inutileadjectiveuseless, pointlessC'est inutile de continuer maintenant.
It's pointless to continue now.
865terribleadjectiveterrible, awful, dreadfulC'est une terrible situation.
It's a terrible situation.
866la dansenoundanceJ'adore la danse classique.
I love classical dance.
867la positionnounposition, place, stanceQuelle est ta position sur ce sujet?
What is your position on this subject?
868apparemmentadverbapparently, seemingly, apparentlyApparemment, il n'est pas venu.
Apparently, he didn't come.
869l'avenir (m)nounfutureL'avenir est plein de possibilités.
The future is full of possibilities.
870virerverbturn, fire, dismissIl a viré à gauche rapidement.
He turned left quickly.
871bêteadjectivestupid, silly, dumbC'est une bête question.
It's a stupid question.
872sérieusementadverbseriously, in earnestParle sérieusement, c'est important.
Speak seriously, it's important.
873bravointerjectionbravo, well doneBravo! Tu as gagné le match!
Bravo! You won the match!
874fatiguéadjectivetired, weary, exhaustedJe suis très fatigué après le travail.
I'm very tired after work.
875le détailnoundetail, particularRaconte-moi chaque détail de l'histoire.
Tell me every detail of the story.
876l'approche (f)nounapproach, methodSon approche est très différente.
His approach is very different.
877la nourriturenounfoodJ'aime beaucoup cette nourriture.
I really like this food.
878le soucinounworry, concernMon souci, c'est l'argent.
My worry is money.
879le fricnounmoney, cashJe n'ai pas assez de fric.
I don't have enough money.
880la plupartnounmost, majorityLa plupart des gens aiment ça.
Most people like that.
881le lycéenounhigh schoolJe vais au lycée chaque jour.
I go to high school every day.
882le tasnounpile, heap, lotIl y a un tas de problèmes.
There are a lot of problems.
883le sexenounsex, genderQuel est ton sexe?
What is your gender?
884le niveaunounlevelSon niveau est très bon.
His level is very good.
885la banquenounbankJe vais à la banque demain.
I'm going to the bank tomorrow.
886éviterverbavoidJe veux éviter les problèmes.
I want to avoid problems.
887la lunenounmoonLa lune est très belle ce soir.
The moon is very beautiful tonight.
888la pitiénounpity, compassionJ'ai pitié pour lui.
I feel pity for him.
889la liberténounfreedom, libertyLa liberté est très importante.
Freedom is very important.
890l'expérience (f)nounexperienceJ'ai beaucoup d'expérience.
I have a lot of experience.
891le billetnounticket, bill, noteOù est mon billet de train?
Where is my train ticket?
892le procèsnountrial, lawsuitLe procès commence demain.
The trial starts tomorrow.
893la radionounradioJ'écoute la radio le matin.
I listen to the radio in the morning.
894le thénounteaTu veux une tasse de thé?
Do you want a cup of tea?
895deuxièmeadjectivesecondC'est la deuxième fois.
It's the second time.
896préféréadjectivefavorite, preferredC'est mon film préféré.
It's my favorite film.
897la bandenounband, group, gangToute la bande est ici.
The whole group is here.
898respirerverbbreatheRespire profondément, ça va aller.
Breathe deeply, it will be okay.
899ridiculeadjectiveridiculous, absurdC'est complètement ridicule!
It's completely ridiculous!
900le nordnounnorthLe nord est très froid.
The north is very cold.
901le mensongenounlieCe n'est pas un mensonge.
It's not a lie.
902la copinenoungirlfriend, female friendMa copine arrive demain.
My girlfriend arrives tomorrow.
903le produitnounproductCe produit est très bon.
This product is very good.
904anglaisadjectiveEnglishJe parle un peu anglais.
I speak a little English.
905la toilettenountoilet, bathroom, washingOù est la toilette?
Where is the toilet?
906l'oreille (f)nounearJ'ai mal à l'oreille.
My ear hurts.
907le rôlenounrole, partC'est un rôle important.
It's an important role.
908échapperverbescape, get awayIl a échappé à la police.
He escaped from the police.
909la reinenounqueenLa reine est très puissante.
The queen is very powerful.
910obligéadjectiveobliged, forced, requiredJe suis obligé de partir.
I'm forced to leave.
911la cournouncourtyard, courtLes enfants jouent dans la cour.
The children play in the courtyard.
912l'église (f)nounchurchL'église est très vieille.
The church is very old.
913videadjectiveemptyLa maison est complètement vide.
The house is completely empty.
914l'ennui (m)nounboredom, wearinessJe meurs d'ennui ici.
I'm dying of boredom here.
915l'oiseau (m)nounbirdL'oiseau vole très haut.
The bird flies very high.
916le solnounground, floor, soilLe sol est très sale.
The floor is very dirty.
917le codenouncode, passwordQuel est le code de la porte?
What is the door code?
918huitnumbereightIl y a huit personnes ici.
There are eight people here.
919l'espoir (m)nounhopeJe n'ai pas perdu espoir.
I haven't lost hope.
920la vidéonounvideoRegarde cette vidéo avec moi.
Watch this video with me.
921le vêtementnounclothing, garmentCe vêtement est très beau.
This garment is very beautiful.
922la défensenoundefense, protectionLa défense du pays est importante.
The country's defense is important.
923le sudnounsouthNous allons au sud demain.
We're going south tomorrow.
924la grand-mèrenoungrandmotherMa grand-mère habite près d'ici.
My grandmother lives nearby.
925l'info (f)nouninformation, newsJ'ai une info importante pour toi.
I have important news for you.
926le matchnounmatch, gameLe match commence à vingt heures.
The match starts at eight o'clock.
927centnumberhundredIl y a cent dollars dans la boîte.
There are a hundred dollars in the box.
928la bombenounbombLa police a trouvé une bombe.
The police found a bomb.
929intéresserverbinterest, appeal toCe sujet m'intéresse beaucoup.
This subject interests me a lot.
930la zonenounzone, areaC'est une zone dangereuse.
It's a dangerous zone.
931la tantenounauntMa tante arrive demain matin.
My aunt arrives tomorrow morning.
932paraîtreverbappear, seemCela paraît difficile mais c'est facile.
That seems difficult but it's easy.
933répéterverbrepeat, rehearsePeux-tu répéter s'il te plaît?
Can you repeat please?
934le magasinnounstore, shopJe vais au magasin cet après-midi.
I'm going to the store this afternoon.
935marierverbmarryIls vont se marier l'année prochaine.
They're going to get married next year.
936la douleurnounpain, acheJ'ai une douleur au dos.
I have a pain in my back.
937la pressenounpress, mediaLa presse parle de cet événement.
The press is talking about this event.
938enchantéadjectivedelighted, pleasedEnchanté de vous rencontrer!
Delighted to meet you!
939la fenêtrenounwindowOuvre la fenêtre s'il te plaît.
Open the window please.
940le terrainnounground, field, landLe terrain est très grand.
The land is very large.
941le sergentnounsergeantLe sergent donne les ordres.
The sergeant gives the orders.
942l'étranger (m)nounforeigner, strangerCet étranger vient d'Italie.
This foreigner is from Italy.
943le quartiernounneighborhood, districtJ'habite dans un beau quartier.
I live in a nice neighborhood.
944atteindreverbreach, attainNous allons atteindre le sommet.
We're going to reach the summit.
945la planètenounplanetLa Terre est notre planète.
Earth is our planet.
946certainementadverbcertainly, definitelyTu viens demain? Certainement!
You're coming tomorrow? Definitely!
947rapideadjectivefast, quickCette voiture est très rapide.
This car is very fast.
948suivantadjectivefollowing, nextLe jour suivant, il pleuvait.
The next day, it was raining.
949danserverbdanceTu veux danser avec moi?
Do you want to dance with me?
950l'importance (f)nounimportance, significanceC'est une question d'importance.
It's a matter of importance.
951mériterverbdeserve, meritTu mérites une récompense.
You deserve a reward.
952le programmenounprogram, showQuel programme regardes-tu?
What program are you watching?
953surveillerverbwatch, monitor, superviseJe surveille les enfants.
I'm watching the children.
954honnêteadjectivehonest, fairIl est très honnête avec moi.
He's very honest with me.
955l'occasion (f)nounopportunity, occasionC'est une belle occasion.
It's a great opportunity.
956la glacenounice, ice creamJe veux une glace au chocolat.
I want chocolate ice cream.
957parierverbbet, wagerJe parie que tu ne peux pas le faire.
I bet you can't do it.
958le camionnountruckLe camion arrive demain matin.
The truck arrives tomorrow morning.
959le fantômenounghost, phantomIl y a un fantôme dans cette maison.
There's a ghost in this house.
960dépêcherverbhurry, rushDépêche-toi, nous sommes en retard!
Hurry up, we're late!
961discuterverbdiscuss, talk aboutNous discutons de nos plans ce soir.
We're discussing our plans tonight.
962le villagenounvillageMon village est très petit et calme.
My village is very small and quiet.
963le spectaclenounshow, performanceLe spectacle commence à huit heures.
The show starts at eight o'clock.
964la rosenounrose, pinkElle reçoit une rose rouge pour son anniversaire.
She receives a red rose for her birthday.
965la visnounscrewCette vis est trop serrée pour tourner.
This screw is too tight to turn.
966tienpronounyoursCe livre est le tien, pas le mien.
This book is yours, not mine.
967embrasserverbkiss, embraceIl embrasse sa mère avant de partir.
He kisses his mother before leaving.
968la rencontrenounmeeting, encounterNotre rencontre a changé ma vie.
Our meeting changed my life.
969apprécierverbappreciate, like, enjoyJ'apprécie beaucoup ton aide aujourd'hui.
I really appreciate your help today.
970la réaliténounrealityLa réalité est souvent plus difficile que les rêves.
Reality is often harder than dreams.
971le respectnounrespectJ'ai beaucoup de respect pour toi.
I have a lot of respect for you.
972la marquenounbrand, markQuelle est ta marque de vêtements préférée?
What's your favorite clothing brand?
973les vacancesnounvacation, holidaysMes vacances commencent la semaine prochaine.
My vacation starts next week.
974reposerverbrest, lieJe vais reposer un peu après le travail.
I'm going to rest a bit after work.
975menerverblead, conductIl mène son équipe vers la victoire.
He leads his team to victory.
976la solutionnounsolutionNous avons trouvé une bonne solution ensemble.
We found a good solution together.
977retirerverbremove, withdraw, take offRetire ton manteau, il fait chaud ici.
Take off your coat, it's warm here.
978la blessurenounwound, injurySa blessure au bras guérit lentement.
His arm wound is healing slowly.
979l'ordinateur (m)nouncomputerMon ordinateur est très rapide et puissant.
My computer is very fast and powerful.
980la naturenounnatureJ'aime marcher dans la nature le weekend.
I like walking in nature on weekends.
981l'énergie (f)nounenergyIl a beaucoup d'énergie pour jouer au football.
He has lots of energy to play football.
982la pierrenounstone, rockCette pierre est très lourde et dure.
This stone is very heavy and hard.
983la pressionnounpressureLa pression au travail est trop forte maintenant.
The pressure at work is too high now.
984la chaussurenounshoeMes chaussures sont neuves et très confortables.
My shoes are new and very comfortable.
985survivreverbsurviveIl a survécu à l'accident sans blessures graves.
He survived the accident without serious injuries.
986l'espace (m)nounspace, roomIl n'y a pas assez d'espace dans cette pièce.
There isn't enough space in this room.
987le portablenouncell phone, mobile phoneMon portable est sur la table là-bas.
My cell phone is on the table over there.
988nerveuxadjectivenervous, anxiousJe suis nerveux avant mon examen demain.
I'm nervous before my exam tomorrow.
989nécessaireadjectivenecessary, essentialC'est nécessaire d'avoir un passeport pour voyager.
It's necessary to have a passport to travel.
990courtadjectiveshortSa jupe est très courte et colorée.
Her skirt is very short and colorful.
991enversprepositiontoward, toIl montre du respect envers ses parents.
He shows respect toward his parents.
992l'étoile (f)nounstarLes étoiles brillent magnifiquement cette nuit.
The stars shine beautifully tonight.
993la chargenounload, responsibility, chargeIl prend en charge tous les détails du projet.
He takes charge of all the project details.
994construireverbbuild, constructIls construisent une nouvelle maison près d'ici.
They're building a new house nearby.
995immédiatementadverbimmediately, right awayViens ici immédiatement, c'est urgent!
Come here immediately, it's urgent!
996finalementadverbfinally, in the endFinalement, nous avons décidé de rester ici.
Finally, we decided to stay here.
997énormeadjectivehuge, enormous, massiveC'est une énorme maison!
It's a huge house!
998le grand-pèrenoungrandfatherMon grand-père habite à Paris.
My grandfather lives in Paris.
999devinerverbguess, figure outDevine qui arrive demain!
Guess who's arriving tomorrow!
1000le futurnounfutureLe futur est incertain.
The future is uncertain.

How this list was made

Most frequency lists count newspapers and books. This one counts what people say on screen: word counts from the OpenSubtitles 2018 collection of film and TV subtitles (318 million French words), published by the FrequencyWords project.

Different forms of the same word are counted together under the dictionary form, so every form of a verb adds to the verb's rank. Names, English words, typos and swear words were removed. Nouns are shown with their article where the language has one, so you learn the gender with the word.

Ranking: OpenSubtitles 2018 via FrequencyWords by Hermit Dave (CC BY-SA 4.0). This list is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Questions

How many French words do you need to understand films and TV?

In 318 million words of French subtitles, the 100 most common words make up 65.8% of everything said, the top 500 make up 79.2% and the top 1000 make up 83.4%. The rest are rarer words that are easiest to pick up from the shows themselves, in context.

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