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English word: There isn’t/aren’t
Sentence with personal connection: There aren’t any cookies
French word: ll n’y a pas
Sentence with personal connection: ll n’y a pas
I think of n’y a (Like nah) with tells make me think no, so its negative version of “there is”
English: This is
Sentence with personal connection: This is my friend
French: C’est
Sentence with personal connection: C’est mon ami
The word C’est reminds me of c est which coronates to “This is” in my brain because it’s two syllables
English: He doesn’t make
Sentence with personal connection: He doesn’t make food
French: ll ne fait pas
Sentence with personal connection: ll ne fait pas la cuisiné
Ne reminds me of no which is negative which tells me my words are negative not positive.
English: He has
Sentence with personal connection: He has a backpack
French: ll a
Sentence with personal connection: ll a un sac à dos
I remember the meaning of “a” as “has” because I remember when I wrote my assessment Mr. Kallas taught me this word and what it meant.
English: He is
Sentence with personal connection: He is nice
French: ll est
Sentence with personal connection: ll est gentil
Est reminds me of is because they are both short
English: He can
Sentence with personal connection: He can help his friend
French: ll peut
Sentence with personal connection: ll peut aider son ami
Peut reminds me of persevering which connects to the meaning of “can” in my head
English: He wants
Sentence with personal connection: He wants to eat after school
French: ll veut
Sentence with personal connection: ll veut manger après l’école
Veut reminds me of force for some reason so I connect that with “want”
English: He goes to
Sentence with personal connection: He goes to school in the morning
French: ll va à
Sentence with personal connection: Il va à l’école le matin.
Va a reminds me of va va which makes me think of someone rushing someone to go with leads to “goes too”
English: He says
Sentence with personal connection: He says hello to the teacher
French: ll dit
Sentence with personal connection: Il dit bonjour au professeur.
Dit reminds me of yapping
English: He takes
Sentence with personal connection: He takes the bus
French: ll prend
Sentence with personal connection: ll prend le bus
Prend reminds me of prendit which makes me thing of takes it
English: He leaves from
Sentence with personal connection: He leaves from his house
French: ll part de
Sentence with personal connection: ll part de sa maison
Part makes me thing of apart like leave
English: He comes from
He comes from his home
French: ll vient de
ll vient de chez lui
He doesn’t see
He doesn’t see the board
ll ne voit pas
ll ne voit pas le tableau
He puts
He puts on a jacket
ll met
ll met une veste
He doesn’t know
He doesn’t know the answer
ll ne sait pas
ll ne sait pas la réponse
He knows (person or place)
He knows his teacher
ll connaît (Person or place)
Il connaît son professeur
He gives
He gives a gift to his friend
ll donne
ll donne un cadeau à son ami
He receives
He receives a message
Il reçoit
Il reçoit un message
He brings
He brings his bag to school
il apporte
il apporte son sac à l’école
A Lawyer
My grandfather was a lawyer.
Un avocat/une avocate
Mon grand père était avocat
Lawyers advocate for others
A businessman/ a businesswoman
My Father and Grandfather were businessman
un homme d’affaires/ Une femme d’affaires
Mon sone père et mon grand père étaient hommes d’affaires
People in business handle affairs and homme means men and femme is women
A doctor
I want to be a doctor
Un médecin
Je veux être médecin
Doctors prescribe medicine
An engineer
It takes a lot of school to be a engineer
Un ingénieur
Il fait beaucoup d’études pour devenir ingénieur
The words are similar
moves (an object)
She moves the couch
Bouge
Elle bouge le canapé
Bouge-move like move move bouge bouge
Moves (changes homes)
She moves to a new house
déménage
Elle déménage dans une nouvelle maison
She explains
She explains the situation to him
Elle explique
Elle lui explique la situation.
Explain with an ique
She uses
She uses a kitchen aid mixer
Elle utilise
Elle utilise un robot pâtissier KitchenAid.
Uses reminds me of utilizes
She prefers
She prefers pink
Elle préféré
Elle préfère le rose
of average size
These cookies are of average size
de taille moyenne
Ces biscuits sont de taille moyenne
pretty
you are very pretty
joli(e)
Tu es très jolie
Angelina jolie is very pretty
ugly
He is very ugly
moche
il est très moche
mush is ugly
young
I am young
jeune
je suis jeune
people born in june are very young
old
My grandfather is old
vieux (vielle)
Mon grand-père est vieux
an architect
un architecte
Strong
Dynamic
Fort(e)
Forte is a dynamic in music
Weak
faible
shy
timide
talkative
bavard(e)
He feels (he felt)
Sentimental
Il se sent (il s’est senti)
Senti - sentimental
She kisses
Elle embrasser (Embrasse)
One dances
On danse (danser)
One hates
On déteste (détester)
One marries
Spouse
On épouse (épouser)
One screams
on crie (crier)
A hairstylist
Un coiffeur / Une coiffeuse
An Athlete
un Athlète / Une Athlète
An owner
un propriétaire / Une propriétaire
An Artist
Un artiste / une artiste
A musician
un musicien / une musicienne
Crazy
fou/folle
Proud
fier/fiére
Worried
Inquiet / inquiète
Jealous
jaloux / jalouse
lazy
paresseux / paresseuse
Hard working
Travailleur (travailleuse)
generous
généreux (Généreuse)
Selfish
égoïste
His/her personality
sa personnalité
He / She / One cries
il/elle/on pleure (pleurer)
He / She / One Invites
Il/ Elle / On invite (inviter)
He / She / One Repeats
Il/ Elle / On Répète (répéter)
He / She / One Accompanies
Il/ Elle / On Accompagné (accompagner)
He / She / One Dares
Il/ Elle / On Ose (oser)
Relaxed
Décontracté(e)
Nervous
Nerveux (nerveuse)
Funny
drôle
Annoying
pénible
His/her physical appearance
son apparence physique
He/she/one cancels
Il/elle/on annule (annuler)
He/she/one hurts
Il/elle/on blesse (blesser)
He/she/one light up ; he / she / one turns on (a device)
Il/elle/on allume (allumer)
He/she/ one adds
il/elle/on ajoute (ajouter)
He/she/one tastes
il/elle/on goûte (goûter)
New
Nouveau / nouvelle
Beautiful
Beau/belle
It costs
Il / Elle / On coûte
He / She / One erases
Il / Elle / On efface (effacer)
One Teaches
On enseigne (enseigner)
One cleans
On nettoie (nettoyer)
One notices
On remarque (remarquer)
He said / he said to him
il a dit / il lui a dit
He responded / he responded to him
il a répondu / il lui a répondu
There was / there were
il y avait
His / her problem was that
Son problème était que
he went
Il est allé
On / under
Sur / sous
close to / far from
près de / loin de
in front of / behind
Devant / derrière
between
entre
next to
À côté de
He / she / one replaces
Il / Elle / On remplace (remplacer)
He / She / One visits [a place]
Il / elle / on visite (visiter)
He / she / one visits [Person]
il / elle / on rende visite (rendre visite)
He / she / one wishes
il / elle / on souhaite (souhaiter)
He / she / one admires
il / elle / on admire (admirer)
With me
Avec moi
With you
Avec toi (informal) / avec vous (formal)
With him / with her
Avec lui / avec elle
With us
Avec nous
With them
avec eux (all men or mixed) / avec elles (all women)