Browse French Vocabulary

admiration

/ad.mi.ʁa.sjɔ̃/

A feeling of respect, approval, or esteem for someone or something.

adorer

/a.dɔ.ʁe/

To love or like someone or something very much; to be extremely fond of.

aider

/ɛ.de/

To help or assist someone.

ail

/aj/

Garlic; a bulbous plant, or its strongly flavored bulb used as a seasoning in cooking.

aimer

/ɛ.me/

To love someone or something; to feel deep affection for.

ami

/a.mi/

A friend; a person one knows well and likes.

amie

/a.mi/

A female friend.

an

/ɑ̃/

Unité de temps équivalant à douze mois consécutifs.

angoissé

/ɑ̃.ɡwa.se/

anxious, worried, or distressed, often because of fear or uncertainty

ans

/ɑ̃/

Pluriel de 'an', unité de temps équivalant à douze mois.

anxiété

/ɑ̃k.sje.te/

A feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, especially about something uncertain or feared; anxiety.

appartement

/a.paʁ.tə.mɑ̃/

A self-contained dwelling within a larger building; an apartment or flat.

apprendre

/apʁɑ̃dʁ/

Acquérir des connaissances ou des compétences par l'étude ou l'expérience.

après

/a.pʁɛ/

after

Indicates what follows in time or space.

assaisonner

/a.se.zɔ.ne/

To season food by adding salt, pepper, herbs, spices, oil, vinegar, or other flavorings.

assiette

/a.sjɛt/

A plate; a flat or shallow dish used for serving or eating food.

au

/o/

to the

Contraction of “à le”, indicating place, direction, or possession.

aussi

/o.si/

Indique une addition, une similitude ou une conséquence.

autre

/o.tʁ/

other

That is different, distinct from the first or from this one.

avec

/avɛk/

Indique l'accompagnement, le moyen ou la manière.

avoir

/a.vwaʁ/

to have

To possess something or someone; auxiliary used to form compound tenses.

banane

/ba.nan/

A banana: a long, curved, yellow tropical fruit with soft sweet flesh.

battre

/batʁ/

to hit, strike, or beat someone or something repeatedly

beau-frère

/bo fʁɛʁ/

Brother-in-law: the brother of one's spouse, or the husband of one's sibling.

beau-père

/bo pɛʁ/

The father of one's spouse; father-in-law.

belle-mère

/bɛl.mɛʁ/

mother-in-law; the mother of one’s spouse or partner

belle-sœur

/bɛl.sœʁ/

A sister-in-law: the sister of one’s spouse, or the wife or partner of one’s sibling.

beurre

/bœʁ/

Butter; a pale yellow fatty food made by churning cream, used as a spread or in cooking.

bien

/bjɛ̃/

well

In a satisfactory, correct, or pleasant manner.

boire

/bwaʁ/

to drink; to take a liquid into the mouth and swallow it

bol

/bɔl/

A bowl: a round, deep dish or cup used for serving or eating food or drink.

bouillir

/bu.jiʁ/

To boil; for a liquid, to reach the temperature at which it forms bubbles and turns into vapor.

bouillon

/bu.jɔ̃/

Broth or stock made by boiling meat, fish, vegetables, or other ingredients in water.

brosse

/bʁɔs/

A brush: an implement with bristles used for cleaning, grooming, scrubbing, or applying a substance.

bru

/bʁy/

A daughter-in-law; the wife of one’s son.

café

/ka.fe/

Coffee; a drink made by infusing roasted and ground coffee beans.

calme

/kalm/

Calm, peaceful, or not agitated; said of a person, situation, sea, or atmosphere.

car

/kaʁ/

Conjonction de coordination exprimant la cause ou l'explication.

carotte

/ka.ʁɔt/

A carrot; an orange edible root vegetable.

carton

/kaʁ.tɔ̃/

Cardboard; a stiff, thick paper-based material used especially for packaging.

ce

/sə/

Adjectif démonstratif masculin singulier désignant quelque chose de proche.

cette

/sɛt/

this (f.)

Feminine singular demonstrative determiner referring to something nearby.

chaise

/ʃɛz/

A chair; a movable seat, typically with a back, for one person.

champignon

/ʃɑ̃.pi.ɲɔ̃/

A mushroom; a fungus with a visible fruiting body, especially one that may be eaten.

chauffer

/ʃo.fe/

To heat or warm something; to make something hot.

chaussures

/ʃo.syʁ/

Shoes; items of footwear worn to protect or cover the feet.

chemise

/ʃə.miz/

A shirt, especially a garment for the upper body with a collar, sleeves, and buttons.

chose

/ʃoz/

thing

Anything that exists in a concrete or abstract way; object, fact, or notion.

clé

/kle/

A key used to open or close a lock.

collègue

/kɔlɛɡ/

A person who works in the same organization, profession, or workplace; a colleague or co-worker.

comme

/kɔm/

Exprime la comparaison, la manière ou la cause.

comprendre

/kɔ̃pʁɑ̃dʁ/

Saisir le sens de quelque chose avec l'intelligence.

content

/kɔ̃.tɑ̃/

Happy, pleased, or satisfied with someone or something.

contre

/kɔ̃.tʁ/

Indique l'opposition, le contact, ou l'échange.

couper

/ku.pe/

To cut, slice, or sever something into pieces or by using a sharp tool.

couple

/kupl/

Two people, animals, or things considered together; a pair.

courageux

/ku.ʁa.ʒø/

Brave; showing courage in the face of danger, difficulty, or fear.

cousin

/ku.zɛ̃/

A male cousin; the son of one’s aunt or uncle, or more generally a male relative of the same generation.

cousine

/ku.zin/

A female cousin; the daughter of one's aunt or uncle, or more generally a female relative of the same generation.

couteau

/ku.to/

A knife: a hand tool or utensil with a handle and a blade, used for cutting.

couverture

/ku.vɛʁ.tyʁ/

A blanket or covering used to keep someone or something warm or protected.

crème

/kʁɛm/

The fatty part of milk, used in cooking or eaten with desserts; cream.

cuillère

/kɥijɛʁ/

A spoon; a utensil with a small bowl at the end of a handle, used for eating, serving, or stirring food.

cuire

/kɥiʁ/

To cook food by applying heat; to become cooked.

cuisine

/kɥi.zin/

A room or area where food is prepared and cooked; a kitchen.

cuisiner

/kɥi.zi.ne/

To cook; to prepare food or a meal.

culpabilité

/kyl.pa.bi.li.te/

The feeling of guilt or remorse for having done, or believing one has done, something wrong.

dans

/dɑ̃/

in

Indicates a position inside a place, or a future moment.

de

/də/

of; from

Indicates possession, origin, material, or cause.

dentifrice

/dɑ̃.ti.fʁis/

Toothpaste or another preparation used for cleaning the teeth.

des

/de/

some

Plural indefinite article, or contraction of “de les”.

dessert

/de.sɛʁ/

The sweet course, fruit, cheese, or other dish served at the end of a meal; dessert.

deux

/dø/

two

The whole number between one and three.

dire

/diʁ/

Exprimer quelque chose en paroles ou par écrit.

divorcer

/di.vɔʁ.se/

To divorce; to legally end a marriage.

dont

/dɔ̃/

of which

Relative pronoun indicating possession, origin, or instrument.

drap

/dʁa/

A bed sheet; a piece of linen or other fabric used on a bed.

droit

/dʁwa/

Ensemble des règles juridiques d'une société; prérogative légale ou morale.

du

/dy/

some; of the

Masculine singular partitive article, or contraction of “de le”.

déception

/de.sɛp.sjɔ̃/

A feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction when someone or something has not met one's hopes or expectations; disappointment.

déjeuner

/deʒœne/

Lunch; the midday meal.

détente

/de.tɑ̃t/

relaxation; a state or period of rest and relief from tension

déçu

/de.sy/

disappointed; unhappy because something or someone did not meet one’s expectations

dîner

/di.ne/

To have dinner; to eat the evening meal.

eau

/o/

water

A transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid essential to life.

effrayé

/ɛ.fʁɛ.je/

Frightened, scared, or alarmed by something.

embarrassé

/ɑ̃.ba.ʁa.se/

Feeling ashamed, self-conscious, or ill at ease; embarrassed.

en

/ɑ̃/

in; by

Indicates place, time, manner, or material.

en colère

/ɑ̃ kɔ.lɛʁ/

angry; in a state of anger

encore

/ɑ̃.kɔʁ/

still; more

Indicates repetition, continuity, or an addition.

enfant

/ɑ̃.fɑ̃/

Être humain dans la période de l'enfance, entre la naissance et l'adolescence.

enthousiasme

/ɑ̃tuzjasm/

A strong feeling of eager interest, excitement, or admiration for something.

enthousiaste

/ɑ̃.tu.zjast/

Feeling or showing lively interest, excitement, or admiration; enthusiastic.

entrée

/ɑ̃.tʁe/

A way in; the act or right of entering a place.

envie

/ɑ̃.vi/

A desire, wish, or urge to have or do something; a craving.

espoir

/ɛs.pwaʁ/

hope; the feeling of wanting something to happen and believing that it may happen

est

/ɛ/

is

Third-person singular present indicative of the verb “to be”.

et

/e/

and

Coordinating conjunction linking two elements of the same kind.

extraverti

/ɛkstʁavɛʁti/

Extroverted; inclined to be sociable, outgoing, and expressive with others.

faire

/fɛʁ/

Réaliser, exécuter une action ou produire quelque chose.

fait

/fɛ/

does

Third-person singular of the present indicative of the verb “faire” (“to do; to make”).

famille

/fa.mij/

A family; a group of people related by blood, marriage, adoption, or close kinship.

farine

/fa.ʁin/

Flour; a fine powder made by grinding grain, especially wheat, used in cooking and baking.

femme

/fam/

Être humain femelle adulte; épouse.

fenêtre

/fə.nɛtʁ/

A window: an opening in a wall, roof, vehicle, etc., usually fitted with glass, that lets in light or air and allows one to see through.

fier

/fjɛʁ/

Proud; feeling satisfaction or self-respect because of one’s qualities, achievements, or associations.

fille

/fij/

A female child or young female person; a girl.

filleul

/fi.jœl/

A godson; a male child or man in relation to his godparent.

fouetter

/fwɛ.te/

to whip, lash, or flog someone or something with a whip or similar object

fourchette

/fuʁʃɛt/

A fork; an eating utensil with prongs used for picking up food.

France

/fʁɑ̃s/

Pays d'Europe occidentale, dont la capitale est Paris.

frire

/fʁiʁ/

To cook food in hot fat or oil; to fry.

fromage

/fʁɔ.maʒ/

Cheese; a food made from the curdled milk of cows, goats, sheep, or other animals.

frère

/fʁɛʁ/

A male sibling; a brother.

furieux

/fyʁjø/

Extremely angry; furious.

fâché

/fɑʃe/

angry, annoyed, or upset with someone or about something

garçon

/ɡaʁsɔ̃/

A male child; a boy.

gendre

/ʒɑ̃dʁ/

A son-in-law; the husband of one's daughter.

goûter

/ɡu.te/

To taste or sample food or drink in order to know its flavor.

grand

/ɡʁɑ̃/

great

Of great size, importance, value, or intensity.

grand-mère

/ɡʁɑ̃.mɛʁ/

A grandmother; the mother of one's father or mother.

grand-père

/ɡʁɑ̃.pɛʁ/

A grandfather; the father of one's mother or father.

grande

/ɡʁɑ̃d/

big; large

Of considerable size or extent; of high importance or value.

gratitude

/ɡʁatityd/

A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation toward someone for a benefit received.

griller

/ɡʁije/

to grill, broil, or toast food by direct heat

groupe

/ɡʁup/

group

A set of people or things brought together or classified together.

gêné

/ʒe.ne/

embarrassed, awkward, or ill at ease

hacher

/aʃe/

To chop or mince food into small pieces.

heureux

/øʁø/

Feeling or showing happiness; happy, glad, content.

homme

/ɔm/

man

An adult male human being; or the human species in general.

honte

/ɔ̃t/

A painful feeling of shame, humiliation, or embarrassment caused by awareness of having done something wrong or undignified.

huile

/ɥil/

A fatty liquid of plant, animal, or sometimes synthetic origin, used especially in cooking, cosmetics, or industry; oil.

humble

/œ̃bl/

Modest; not proud or boastful, especially about one’s abilities, rank, or achievements.

ici

/i.si/

here

In the place where one is; in this specific place.

il

/il/

Pronom personnel masculin de la troisième personne du singulier, sujet.

impatient

/ɛ̃.pa.sjɑ̃/

Unable to wait calmly; easily annoyed or restless when delayed.

ingrédient

/ɛ̃.ɡʁe.djɑ̃/

A substance or food item used as one of the components in preparing a dish, mixture, or product.

inquiet

/ɛ̃.kjɛ/

worried, anxious, or concerned about something

introverti

/ɛ̃.tʁɔ.vɛʁ.ti/

Introverted; tending to be reserved, inward-looking, or more comfortable with solitary or quiet activities than with extensive social interaction.

jalousie

/ʒa.lu.zi/

Jealousy; a feeling of resentment, suspicion, or possessiveness caused by fear of losing someone’s affection or by another person’s advantages.

je

/ʒə/

I

First-person singular personal pronoun, subject.

jour

/ʒuʁ/

day

A period of twenty-four hours; the part of time illuminated by the sun.

ketchup

/kɛtʃœp/

A thick, usually sweet-and-sour tomato-based sauce used as a condiment.

la

/la/

the (f.)

Feminine singular definite article, referring to a specific thing or person.

lait

/lɛ/

Milk: a white liquid produced by female mammals to feed their young, especially cow’s milk used as food or drink; also similar plant-based drinks.

le

/lə/

the (masc.)

Masculine singular definite article, denoting a specific thing or person.

les

/le/

the

Plural definite article, referring to a set of people or things that are specifically identified.

leurs

/lœʁ/

their

Third-person plural possessive determiner.

levure

/lə.vyʁ/

Yeast or another leavening agent used to make dough rise or to ferment food and drink.

linge

/lɛ̃ʒ/

Laundry, clothes, or household linen considered collectively, especially when being washed, dried, or stored.

lit

/li/

A bed; a piece of furniture used for sleeping or resting.

lui

/lɥi/

him; to him

Third-person singular personal pronoun, used as an object or in stressed form.

là

/la/

there

Indicates a place or a time, as opposed to “here”.

lâche

/lɑʃ/

Cowardly; lacking courage or moral firmness.

légumes

/leɡym/

Vegetables; edible plants or parts of plants, especially as used in cooking or eaten with a meal.

main

/mɛ̃/

hand

The end of the human upper limb, comprising five fingers.

mais

/mɛ/

Conjonction de coordination exprimant l'opposition ou la restriction.

maison

/mɛ.zɔ̃/

A house; a building used as a dwelling.

manger

/mɑ̃ʒe/

Prendre de la nourriture par la bouche pour se nourrir.

manquer

/mɑ̃.ke/

To miss, fail to catch, attend, or take advantage of something.

mari

/maʁi/

A man in relation to the person he is married to; a husband.

marraine

/ma.ʁɛn/

A godmother; a woman who sponsors a child at baptism or has a special supportive role in a child’s life.

mayonnaise

/majɔnɛz/

A thick cold sauce made by emulsifying egg yolk and oil, typically seasoned with vinegar or lemon juice and mustard.

mijoter

/mi.ʒɔ.te/

To cook slowly over low heat; to simmer.

monde

/mɔ̃d/

L'ensemble de l'univers, de la Terre et de ses habitants; un grand nombre de personnes.

motivation

/mɔ.ti.va.sjɔ̃/

A reason, motive, or set of reasons that explains why someone acts in a particular way.

moutarde

/mu.taʁd/

mustard; a yellow or brown condiment made from ground mustard seeds, often eaten with meat or used in sauces

mère

/mɛʁ/

A female parent; one’s mother.

mélanger

/melɑ̃ʒe/

To mix or combine substances so that they form a single mixture.

même

/mɛm/

Qui est identique, semblable ou qui renforce une assertion.

ne

/nə/

Particule de négation utilisée avec 'pas', 'jamais', 'plus', etc.

nombre

/nɔ̃.bʁ/

Concept mathématique représentant une quantité; grande quantité.

nous

/nu/

Pronom personnel de la première personne du pluriel.

nouvelle

/nu.vɛl/

Qui vient d'apparaître, qui est récent ou différent de ce qui existait.

oignon

/ɔ.ɲɔ̃/

An onion: an edible bulb with a strong smell and taste, used as a vegetable or seasoning.

on

/ɔ̃/

Pronom indéfini désignant une personne ou un groupe de personnes non précisé.

oncle

/ɔ̃kl/

The brother of one’s father or mother; the husband of one’s aunt.

ont

/ɔ̃/

Troisième personne du pluriel du présent de l'indicatif du verbe 'avoir'.

ordinateur

/ɔʁ.di.na.tœʁ/

A computer; an electronic machine that stores and processes data and runs programs.

orgueilleux

/ɔʁɡœjø/

Excessively proud of oneself; arrogant or haughty.

ou

/u/

Conjonction de coordination exprimant une alternative.

où

/u/

Indique le lieu; pronom relatif de lieu.

pain

/pɛ̃/

Bread; a staple food made from flour, water, and usually yeast, baked in an oven.

pantalon

/pɑ̃.ta.lɔ̃/

A garment worn from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg; trousers; pants.

par

/paʁ/

Indique le moyen, l'agent, le lieu traversé ou la distribution.

parent

/paʁɑ̃/

A relative; a person connected to another by family relationship.

parrain

/paʁɛ̃/

A godfather; a man who presents a child for baptism and undertakes a spiritual or moral role toward the child.

partie

/paʁ.ti/

part

Part of a whole; field of activity; game or competition.

partir

/paʁtiʁ/

Quitter un endroit pour aller ailleurs.

pas

/pɑ/

not

Negation particle used with 'ne' to form negation.

passion

/pa.sjɔ̃/

A very strong feeling, enthusiasm, or emotional intensity.

patient

/pa.sjɑ̃/

Able to wait, endure difficulty, or deal with delay or annoyance calmly.

pays

/pe.i/

country

A bounded territory with its own political organization; country, region.

personne

/pɛʁ.sɔn/

A person; a human being considered as an individual.

petit-déjeuner

/pəti deʒœne/

The morning meal; breakfast.

petit-fils

/pəti fis/

A grandson; the son of one's son or daughter.

petite-fille

/pə.tit.fij/

A granddaughter; the daughter of one's son or daughter.

peu

/pø/

En petite quantité, en faible mesure.

peur

/pœʁ/

Fear; the unpleasant emotion caused by danger, pain, threat, or something frightening.

peut

/pø/

Troisième personne du singulier du présent de l'indicatif du verbe 'pouvoir'.

placard

/pla.kaʁ/

A built-in cupboard or closet used for storage.

place

/plas/

Espace physique qu'occupe quelqu'un ou quelque chose; esplanade publique; rang.

plat

/pla/

Flat; level, even, or without noticeable relief or slope.

plus

/ply/

more

Indicates a greater quantity, a comparison, or negation (not...anymore).

point

/pwɛ̃/

Signe de ponctuation; endroit précis; unité de score; question ou sujet précis.

poisson

/pwa.sɔ̃/

A fish: a cold-blooded aquatic vertebrate animal with gills and fins.

politique

/pɔ.li.tik/

politics

The art and practice of government and the management of public affairs.

pomme

/pɔm/

An apple; the round edible fruit of the apple tree.

pomme de terre

/pɔm də tɛʁ/

An edible starchy tuber, usually with brown, yellow, red, or pale skin, widely used as a vegetable; a potato.

porte

/pɔʁt/

A door: a movable panel used to open or close an entrance to a room, building, vehicle, or piece of furniture.

portion

/pɔʁ.sjɔ̃/

A part or section of a whole; a quantity taken from something larger.

poubelle

/pu.bɛl/

A bin or container for household or other waste; a trash can or garbage bin.

poulet

/pu.lɛ/

A young domestic chicken; by extension, a chicken as an animal.

pour

/puʁ/

Indique le but, la destination, la durée ou la cause.

premier

/pʁə.mje/

Qui vient avant tous les autres dans l'ordre, le rang ou le temps.

proche

/pʁɔʃ/

near or close in space or time.

préparer

/pʁe.pa.ʁe/

To make something ready for use, an event, or a future action.

présenter

/pʁe.zɑ̃.te/

to introduce a person to someone; to make someone known by name

pâte

/pɑt/

A soft mixture of flour, liquid, and other ingredients used to make bread, pastry, cakes, or similar foods; dough or batter.

pâtes

/pɑt/

Pasta; food made from wheat dough shaped and cooked, typically in boiling water.

père

/pɛʁ/

A male parent; a father.

quand

/kɑ̃/

Exprime le temps, l'époque à laquelle un fait se produit.

que

/kə/

that

Subordinating conjunction introducing a complement clause.

qui

/ki/

Pronom relatif ou interrogatif désignant une personne ou une chose sujet.

recette

/ʁə.sɛt/

A recipe; a set of instructions for preparing a dish or drink.

regret

/ʁə.ɡʁɛ/

A feeling of sorrow, remorse, or disappointment about something one has done or failed to do.

remords

/ʁə.mɔʁ/

Remorse; a painful feeling of guilt or regret for a wrong one has done.

remuer

/ʁə.mɥe/

to move, stir, or shift something from its position; to make something move

rencontrer

/ʁɑ̃.kɔ̃.tʁe/

To meet someone, especially by arrangement, by chance, or for the first time.

repas

/ʁə.pɑ/

A meal; an occasion when food is eaten, or the food served and eaten on that occasion.

respecter

/ʁɛs.pɛk.te/

To respect, esteem, or show consideration for someone or something.

riz

/ʁi/

Rice: small white or brown grains from a cereal plant, cooked and eaten as food.

réservé

/ʁe.zɛʁ.ve/

Booked or set aside in advance for a particular person, time, or purpose.

rôtir

/ʁo.tiʁ/

To roast; to cook food, especially meat or vegetables, by dry heat, typically in an oven or over a fire.

sa

/sa/

Adjectif possessif de la troisième personne du singulier (féminin).

sac

/sak/

A bag used for carrying or storing things, often with handles or straps.

salade

/sa.lad/

A salad: a cold dish of raw or cooked vegetables, often with dressing and sometimes other ingredients.

salle de bain

/sal də bɛ̃/

A room in a home or building equipped for washing, typically with a bath or shower and a washbasin; a bathroom.

salon

/sa.lɔ̃/

A living room or sitting room in a private home.

sans

/sɑ̃/

Exprime la privation, l'absence ou la condition négative.

satisfait

/sa.tis.fɛ/

Satisfied; pleased because one has obtained what one wanted or expected.

sauce

/sos/

A liquid or semi-liquid preparation served with food to add flavor, moisture, or richness; a sauce.

savon

/sa.vɔ̃/

Soap; a substance used with water for washing and cleaning.

se

/sə/

oneself

Reflexive pronoun of the third person singular and plural.

se disputer

/sə dis.py.te/

To argue or quarrel with one another.

se marier

/sə maʁje/

To get married; to enter into marriage.

se réconcilier

/sə ʁe.kɔ̃.si.lje/

To make peace with someone after a disagreement or conflict; to become reconciled.

sel

/sɛl/

Salt; a white crystalline substance used to season or preserve food, chiefly sodium chloride.

serviette

/sɛʁ.vjɛt/

A towel used for drying the body, hands, or face.

servir

/sɛʁ.viʁ/

to serve someone, especially a customer, guest, or person receiving assistance

seul

/sœl/

Sans compagnie; unique, qui est le seul de son espèce.

shampoing

/ʃɑ̃pwɛ̃/

A liquid or cream product used for washing the hair; shampoo.

si

/si/

if

Subordinating conjunction expressing condition or supposition.

sociable

/sɔ.sjabl/

Friendly and willing to be with, talk to, or spend time with other people.

solitude

/sɔ.li.tyd/

The state or condition of being alone, especially by choice.

son

/sɔ̃/

Adjectif possessif de la troisième personne du singulier (masculin).

soulagé

/sulaʒe/

Feeling relief after worry, fear, pain, or pressure has diminished or ended.

soutenir

/sutəniʁ/

To hold up or support physically; to keep something from falling or collapsing.

stress

/stʁɛs/

A state of mental or emotional tension caused by pressure, worry, or difficult circumstances.

sucre

/sykʁ/

A sweet crystalline substance obtained especially from sugar cane or sugar beet, used to sweeten food and drink; sugar.

suis

/sɥi/

Première personne du singulier du présent de l'indicatif du verbe 'être'.

sur

/syʁ/

Indique la position au-dessus ou le contact avec une surface.

surpris

/syʁpʁi/

surprised; astonished or taken aback

surprise

/syʁpʁiz/

A feeling of astonishment or unexpectedness caused by something unforeseen.

sérénité

/se.ʁe.ni.te/

A calm, peaceful state of mind; freedom from agitation or anxiety.

sœur

/sœʁ/

A sister; a female sibling.

table

/tabl/

A piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for eating, working, or placing things on.

tante

/tɑ̃t/

Aunt; the sister of one’s father or mother, or the wife of one’s uncle.

tasse

/tas/

A cup; a small container with a handle used for drinking hot beverages such as coffee or tea.

temps

/tɑ̃/

Durée mesurable, succession des moments; ou conditions atmosphériques.

thé

/te/

A hot drink made by infusing the dried leaves of the tea plant in water.

timide

/ti.mid/

Shy; lacking confidence or ease in social situations.

tomate

/tɔ.mat/

A tomato: the usually red, fleshy edible fruit used as a vegetable in cooking.

toujours

/tu.ʒuʁ/

always

At all times, at every moment; still now.

tout

/tu/

Désigne l'ensemble, la totalité d'une chose ou d'un groupe.

tranquillité

/tʁɑ̃.ki.li.te/

Calmness or quietness; the state of being free from noise, agitation, or disturbance.

travail

/tʁa.vaj/

Activité professionnelle rémunérée; effort physique ou intellectuel accompli.

triste

/tʁist/

Sad; feeling sorrow, unhappiness, or melancholy.

très

/tʁɛ/

Indique un degré élevé, modifie un adjectif ou un adverbe.

tu

/ty/

Pronom personnel de la deuxième personne du singulier, sujet.

téléphone

/te.le.fɔn/

A telephone; a device used for speaking to someone at a distance, especially by means of a wired or mobile network.

un

/œ̃/

Article indéfini masculin singulier, désignant une personne ou une chose de façon indéterminée.

une

/yn/

a

Indefinite singular feminine article, referring to a person or thing in an unspecified way.

verre

/vɛʁ/

Glass as a hard, transparent material used for windows, bottles, and other objects.

verser

/vɛʁ.se/

to pour a liquid or loose substance from one container or place into another

veste

/vɛst/

A jacket; a short outer garment with sleeves, worn on the upper body.

viande

/vjɑ̃d/

meat; the flesh of an animal used as food

vie

/vi/

Ensemble des fonctions qui s'opposent à la mort; existence, manière de vivre.

ville

/vil/

city

An important urban settlement, characterized by a dense population and diverse activities.

vinaigre

/vi.nɛɡʁ/

vinegar; a sour liquid made by fermentation, used especially as a condiment, preservative, or cleaning agent

voisin

/vwazɛ̃/

A person who lives near or next to another person; a neighbor.

voisine

/vwa.zin/

A female neighbor; a woman who lives near or next door to someone.

vous

/vu/

Pronom personnel de la deuxième personne du pluriel ou de politesse au singulier.

y

/i/

Pronom adverbial remplaçant un complément de lieu ou un complément introduit par 'à'.

yaourt

/ja.uʁt/

Yogurt; a fermented milk product, often eaten plain or flavored.

émincer

/e.mɛ̃.se/

To cut food into very thin slices or strips.

épouse

/e.puz/

A wife; a married woman in relation to her spouse.

été

/e.te/

Participe passé du verbe 'être'.

être

/ɛ.tʁ/

Exister, se trouver dans un état ou une situation; auxiliaire pour former les temps composés.

œuf

/œf/

An egg: the oval or round reproductive body laid by a bird, reptile, fish, or some other animals, containing an embryo and nutrients.