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sweetlolitachii 04-20-2008 10:41 PM

Can Anyone Help Me With French Vocabulary?
 
I'm learning French and I want to know how to say words like apple, chair, exc...
So if anyone here speaks at least a bit of French and could teach me some vocabulary words, it would be greatly appreciated. =) Any nouns are fine.

AmbeRz 04-20-2008 10:48 PM

Apple = Pomme
Chair = Chaise

I dont know what other nouns I should tell you xD
But you could just go on an English-French online dictionary to find nouns.
Liiike..this one.

English-French Dictionary - WordReference.com

deathnotegirl 04-20-2008 11:14 PM

French isn't that hard to learn.. i guess. i'm going into french 4 next year...i mean anyother pronouns u want to learn just ask...

sweetlolitachii 04-25-2008 12:22 AM

Thanks everyone. =) ANY nouns would be fine. All I know is pen, pencil, chair, apple and pear. -_-; I've just started learning French..

matt19261 04-25-2008 01:16 AM

:pandasleep: i can help a little^_^ I'm almost out of french 1:) :D

lizzey 04-25-2008 01:21 AM

I know pretty well French here are my favorite phrases.

Je suis toute raplapla.= Im flat like a tire(meaning is that your very exhausted).
Je suis malade= I'm sick.
comment ça va?= How's going.

Oh lá lá!= oh no!
Pénible= Pain in the neck!
Pas question= out of the question(no way).
if you need help tell me.

koaku 04-25-2008 12:37 PM

Je suis toute raplapla looool

Hisuwashi 04-25-2008 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by koaku (Post 472163)
Je suis toute raplapla looool

Does that really exist..?

Well I could help. You should probably learn that every noun in French is either masculine or feminine, and has to have an article in front of it (eg. un, une or des). This tells you whether it's masculine, feminine or plural, eg...

un chien (a dog) - masculine
une souris (a mouse) - feminine
des chats (some cats) - plural

AmbeRz 04-25-2008 01:02 PM

Thats what I get confused with. un, une, des, la, le, l' etc...so confusing :[

Hisuwashi 04-25-2008 01:04 PM

Yeah it's annoying because in English there aren't 'genders'... XD

So the only way to know is to learn them.


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