French Reflexive and Reciprocal Verbs and Vocabulary
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A complete set of vocabulary flashcards covering French reflexive verbs, reciprocal verbs, common everyday expressions, and grammar rules from the lecture notes.
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se laver les mains
to wash one's hands
s'appeler
to be called; to call each other
se raser
to shave oneself
se lever
to get up
se laver
to wash up / to wash oneself
se doucher
to shower
se réveiller
to wake up
s'endormir
to fall asleep, to go to sleep
se dépêcher
to hurry (up)
se brosser les dents
to brush one's teeth
se brosser les cheveux
to brush one's hair
se peigner (les cheveux)
to comb one's hair
se parler
to talk to each other / to speak to one another
se téléphoner
to call each other / to phone each other
s'envoyer un texto
to text each other
se trouver
- to be located 2. to find each other
se souvenir de
to remember
se rappeler
to remember; to recall
se blesser
to injure (oneself); to get hurt
s'asseoir
to sit down / to sit
se taire
to be quiet
se demander
to ask oneself, to wonder
s'habiller
to get dressed
se déshabiller
to get undressed
s'embrasser
to kiss each other
s'aimer
to love each other
s'amuser
to have fun
se moquer de
to make fun of
se marier
to get married
se fâcher
to get angry, to get mad
se sentir (+ émotion)
to feel
s'énerver
to get upset
se promener
to take a walk / to go for a walk / to stroll
se rencontrer
to meet up / to meet each other
se changer
to change clothes
se rendre compte de
to realize
s'attirer des ennuis / s'attirer des problèmes
to get in trouble
s'ennuyer
to get bored
s'attacher les cheveux
to put your hair up
se nuire
to harm each other
se promettre
to promise each other
se quereller
to quarrel with each other
se quitter
to leave each other
se regarder
to look at each other
se sourire
to smile at each other
se suffire
to suffice, be enough for each other
se voir
to see each other
se soutenir
to support each other
s'adorer
to adore each other
s'apercevoir
to see each other
se battre
to fight with each other
se chercher
to look for each other
se comprendre
to understand each other
se connaître
to know each other
se croiser
to cross, pass each other
se détester
to hate each other
se dire
to tell each other
se disputer
to argue with each other
s'écrire
to write to each other
s'entendre
to get along, agree with each other
quelque chose
something
tous les jours
everyday
nos
our
amitié
friendship
endroit
place
depuis
since + time / for time
il faut
it is necessary (he must)
venir de + infinitive
to have just done (e.g., Je viens de finir mon travail - I just finished my work)
c'est embêtant
it is boring
la glace
ice or ice cream
lave-vaisselle
dishwasher
la foule
the crowd
tôt
early
grille-pain
toaster
tard
late
parfois
sometimes
les deux
both
cependant
however
son / sa / ses
his / her
mon équipe
my team
partout
everywhere
un morceau de
a piece of
nulle part
nowhere
une tranche de
a slice of
couper
to cut
servir
to serve
un journal
newspaper
soudain
suddenly
pendant
during
sourire
smile / to smile
tout le monde
everyone
grâce à
thanks to
ce n'est pas grave
that's ok / it's not a big deal
règle pour les verbes en -ger (nous)
For -ger verbs, you keep the 'e' after the 'g' in the nous form
pluriel des mots en -al
If a word ends in -al and is plural, you change it to -aux