Your French vocabulary should begin with words you could use in your daily life and should be familiar with already. Below are some useful French vocabulary and expressions for Continents, Weather, Anatomy, Home/Rooms, Vehicles, and Countries from around the world.
Depending on where you live. You are taught a little differently when it comes to continents, if you’re an American like me, you were taught 7 continents. In parts of Europe, some are taught 5-6 continents instead. Either merging Europe and Asia as Eurasia and combining North and South America as one continent.
| French Vocabulary for Seasons/Year | |
| Spring | printemps |
| Summer | été |
| Autumn | automne |
| Winter | hiver |
| FrenehVocabularyWords for Homes/Rooms | |
| Home | maison |
| House | maison |
| Apartment | appartement |
| Dining Room | Salle à manger |
| Bedroom | chambre à coucher |
| Bathroom | salle de bain |
| Basement | sous-sol |
| Living Room | Living Room |
| Attic | grenier |
| Kitchen | cuisine |
| French Vocabulary for Months/Year | |
| January | janvier |
| February | février |
| March | mars |
| April | avril |
| May | mai |
| June | juin |
| July | juillet |
| August | août |
| September | septembre |
| October | octobre |
| November | novembre |
| December | décembre |
| French Vocabulary for Meal times/Food | |
| Breakfast | petit déjeuner |
| Lunch | déjeuner |
| Dinner | dîner |
| Coffee | café |
| Fish | poisson |
| Milk | lait |
| Onion | oignon |
| Salad | salade |
| Beverage | boisson |
| Tea | thé |
| Cake | gâteau |
| Sausage | saucisse |
| Cheese | fromage |
| French Vocabulary for Days/Week | |
| Sunday | dimanche |
| Monday | lundi |
| Tuesday | mardi |
| Wednesday | mercredi |
| Thursday | jeudi |
| Friday | vendredi samedi |
| Saturday | samedi |
| French Vocabulary Words for Continents | |
| Africa | Afrique |
| Antarctica | Antarctique |
| Asia | Asie |
| Australia | Australie |
| Eurasia | Eurasie |
| Europe | Europe |
| North America | Amérique du Nord |
| South America | Amérique du Sud |
| French Vocabulary Word of Anatomy | |
| Head | téte |
| Heart | coeur |
| Brain | cerveau |
| Lungs | poumons |
| Hands | mains |
| Legs | jambes |
| Arms | armes |
| Chest | poitrine |
| Fingers | doigts |
| Toes | orteils |
| Eyes | yeux |
| French Vocabulary Words for Weather | |
| Rain | pluie |
| Snow | neige |
| Fog | brouillard |
| Cloudy | nuageux |
| Sunshine | ensoleillement |
| Cold | froid |
| Warm | chaud |
| Windy | venteux |
| French Vocobulary for Colors | |
| Black | noir |
| White | blanc |
| Yellow | jaune |
| Orange | orange |
| Blue | bleu |
| Brown | brun |
| Green | vert |
| Purple | violet |
| Violet | violet |
| Red | rouge |
| Gray | gris |
je suis intéressé pour poursuivre les cours en anglais avec vous.
bien cordialement
Allal
Vraiment intéressant j’aimerais poursuivre les cours d’anglais avec vous si c’est possible .
Just an fyi no is non in french not aucun…aucun means none!!
Her lack of response speaks volumes. For a languages teacher she certainly is not fluent in her languages!! I had proof read everything for accuracy and correct many parts of these tables before giving them to my students!!
me too ong bruh its hard
Hi, can I ask why you have used the French word for weapons when describing arms in the section on anatomy? Also living room is salon? Do you proof read before posting. Just some constructive criticism.
no
What is the English translation for alors?
I am french and I can tell ya french for no is non and french for welcome is bienvenue