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French Vocabulary Flashcards

Learn French vocabulary with flashcards organized by theme and frequency. From essential phrases to advanced expressions for fluency.

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CategoryLanguages
Daily Study10-15 min
MethodSpaced Repetition
Topics3

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How do you say 'I am' in French?

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Je suis (from être - to be)

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What does 'aujourd'hui' mean?

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Today

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How do you say 'please' and 'thank you' in French?

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S'il vous plaît (please, formal), Merci (thank you)

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What is the difference between 'tu' and 'vous'?

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Tu = informal 'you' (friends, family). Vous = formal 'you' (strangers, respect) or plural 'you'.

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How do you conjugate 'avoir' (to have) in present tense?

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J'ai, tu as, il/elle a, nous avons, vous avez, ils/elles ont

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Common Verbs

Master the most frequently used French verbs with present-tense conjugations and example sentences. These high-frequency verbs are the backbone of everyday French conversation, covering essentials like being, having, going, and wanting. Nail these and you can express yourself in most daily situations.

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Food & Dining

Learn essential French vocabulary for ordering at restaurants, discussing meals, and describing food. This deck covers common food items, cooking methods, ordering phrases, and dining etiquette so you can confidently navigate any French restaurant or boulangerie.

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Travel Essentials

Prepare for your next trip to France or a French-speaking country with 20 essential travel flashcards. This deck covers directions, transportation, hotel vocabulary, and key phrases for asking for help, so you can navigate airports, streets, and accommodations with confidence.

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Study Tips for French Vocabulary

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Learn nouns with their articles (le/la) from the start

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Practice pronunciation alongside written flashcards

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Focus on cognates - words similar to English - for quick wins

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Group verbs by conjugation patterns (-er, -ir, -re)

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