Conversational Blocks (Self-study)

These were compiled from watching television, cartoons, and apps to provide building blocks to common French sentences.

Le prêt

Ready/Loan

T’es prêt ?

Are you ready?

Tout est prêt

Everything is ready

Chēre

Expensive

Assez pour donner mon opinion

Enough to give my opinion

C’est mon amis

It’s my friend

Combien du langue tu parle ?

How many languages do you speak?

Je vis

I live

Deuvenir

To become

Même chose

Same thing

Celui

That/The/This one

Pas celui là

Not that one

Celui-ci

This one here (close)

Celui-là

That one there (far)

C’est celui d’hier

It’s the one from yesterday

J’ai trop faim

I’m really hungry

Allez !

Let’s go!

Plus

No more/not anymore

Très

Very

Trop

Too much

Encore

Again/More

J’en veux

I want

Jamais

Never

Choisir

To choose/To pick

Moi-même

Myself

Même

Same/Identical/Also

Maison

Home

Ce

This/that

(Ça: that, but only when alone)

Ce que/qui

That which

Il en faut

We need that/That’s necessary

Dans

In (contexts, cases, days of the week, documents, and circumstances)

En

In (Time periods, countries, transportation, materials, and states)

Le chariot

The shopping cart

Prends

To take

Paquet

A package

Cette fais

This time

Des fois

Sometimes

Haut

High/Out of reach

Je ne voyais plus

I couldn’t see you

Maintenant

Now/Currently

Ne plus

No longer

Se quitte

Separate/Leave

Des gâteaux

Cakes

Des bonbons

Sweets

Qu’est ce que c’est tout ça ?

What is all of this/that?

Tu ne crois pas que c’est un peu trop ?

You don’t think this is a bit too much?

Qu’il

That he

Je pense que …

I think that…

À mon avis …

In my opinion…