GCSE French Vocabulary

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GCSE French Vocabulary (2005) Autumn term – (brand new) pp2 Higher Tier

There are about 30 vocabulary slides in this presentation. Run through them a couple of times saying each vocab item out loud to yourself. Then use the PowerPoint again to test yourself. When you feel confident that you know them all, complete the online test.

maintenant [man-tuh-noh] now

la bataille [la bat-ty] the battle/fight

profiter [prof-fee-tay] take advantage of

entendre [on-ton-druh] to hear

froid [fwa] cold

constamment [cons-stam-mohn] constantly

trop [trow] too

vieux [vee-yuh] old

meilleur [may-yuur] best

une glace [oon glass] an ice cream

l’ombre [lomb-ruh] the shade

nager [na-sjay] to swim

tomber [tom-bay] to fall

les personnes âgées [lay pair-sonz aj-jay] old people

un pays [uhn pay-yee] a country

cent [sohn] a hundred

mille [meel] thousand

nombreux [nom-bruh] numerous

célèbre [say-leb-ruh] famous

né [nay] born

le monde entier [luh mond on-tee-yay] the whole world

apprécier [ap-pray-see-yay] appreciate

un endroit [uhn on-dwa] a place

agréable [ag-gray-yarb-luh] pleasant