6 France

In town

En ville

To go

Aller

To buy

Acheter

To hope

Espérer

A store

Un magasin

A supermarket

Un supermarché

A mall

Un centre-commercial

A movie theatre

Un cinéma

A bookstore

Une librairie

A bank

Une banque

To do the grocery shopping

Faire les courses

To shop

Faire les magasins

A library

Une bibliothèque

The verb aller is irregular

Conjugated as: je vais, tu vas, il/elle/on va, nous allons, vous allez, ils/elles vont.

La boulangerie-pâtisserie

Most visited store in town specializing in fresh breads and pastries.

L'épicerie

Means corner store, offers quick goods, more convenient than supermarkets.

La boucherie / charcuterie

Sells meats and charcuterie products, butchers pride in local sourcing.

Fromagerie

Specializes in a diverse range of cheeses, some are region-specific.

Pool

La piscine

Gym

La salle de sport

To wait

Attendre

To hear

Entendre

To sell

Vendre

To chat

Discuter

To find / to meet up with

Retrouver

Concert

Le concert

Museum

Le musée

Cafe

Le café

Hotel

l’hôtel

Stadium

Le stade

How much does… cost?

Combien coûte…?

It costs…

ça coûte…

How to go to town

Comment aller en ville

On / by bus

En bus

On / by bike

À vélo

On / by foot

À pied

By scooter

À trottinette

By motorcycle

À Moto

By car

En voiture

By metro

En métro

To go out

Sortir

To return

Rentrer

To leave

Partir

To arrive

Arriver

To take

Prendre

Okay!

D’accord

Close to

Près de

Across (from, like at a table)

En face de

Far from

Loin de

To the left of

À gauche de

To the right of

À droite de

je pars

I leave

tu pars

You (singular) leave

il/elle/on part

He/She/One leaves

nous partons

We leave

vous partez

You (plural/formal) leave

ils/elles partent

They leave

je sors

I go out

tu sors

You (singular) go out

il/elle/on sort

He/She/One goes out

nous sortons

We go out

vous sortez

You (plural/formal) go out

ils/elles sortent

They go out