French vocabulary
14 ready-made quizzes with French vocabulary, such as Animals in French, Colors in French and Family in French. Read the full lists here and practice them in your browser or in the Learn It app.
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Animals in French -
Colors in French -
Family in French -
Everyday verbs in French -
Food and drink in French -
At school in French -
At home in French -
Travel in French -
Adjectives in French -
More verbs in French -
Days and months in French -
Numbers 1-10 in French
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Good to know about French
A large share of English vocabulary came from French, so many words are the same or close: table, animal, important, différent.
Nouns are masculine or feminine: le livre (the book), la maison (the house). Before a vowel the article becomes l’: l’école (the school). The word itself rarely shows its gender, so learn the article together with it.
Spelling and pronunciation are far apart. Consonants at the end of a word are often silent: in petit, trois and vingt the last letters are not pronounced.
The accents are part of the spelling and change the sound: é in école, è in mère, ç in français.
The numbers have a quirk: 70 is soixante-dix, sixty-ten, and 80 is quatre-vingts, four twenties.
Guides: how to study vocabulary
- Welcome to the AI country Sweden
- How to study vocabulary
- Vocabulary test tomorrow? Learn the words in one evening
- For teachers: make a quiz and share it with your class
- The best ways and apps to practice vocabulary
- Studying vocabulary with ADHD
- The basics of learning a language
- How hard is it to learn French?
- For parents: how to quiz your child on vocabulary