EXPRESSIONS POUR LA CLASSE

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EXPRESSIONS POUR LA CLASSE Unité I, Leçon 1

Puis-je aller aux toilettes? May I go to the washroom? “pwee-juh ah-lay oh twah-let”

Puis-je chercher de l’eau? May I get a drink of water? “pwee-juh share-shay duh low”

Puis-je aller dans mon casier? May I go to my locker? “pwee-juh ah-lay dawhn mohn cah-z-ay”

Puis-je tailler mon crayon? May I sharpen my pencil? “pwee-juh tie-yay mohn crayohn”

Puis-je aller au bureau? May I go to the office? “pwee-juh ah-lay oh bur-oh”

Puis-je parler anglais? May I speak English? “pwee-juh par-lay awhn-glay”

Puis-je utiliser un/une...? May I use a...? “pwee-juh ew-tee-lee-zay uhn / ewn...”

Puis-je me moucher? May I blow my nose? “pwee-juh muh moo-shay”

Comment dit-on...? How do you say...? “coh-moh dee-tohn...”

Que veut dire...? What does ___ mean? “kuh vuh dear...”

Comment écrit-on...? How do you spell...? “coh-moh ay-kree tohn...”

Je ne comprends pas. I don’t understand. “juh nuh cohm-prawhn pas”

Je ne sais pas. I don’t know. “juh nuh say pah” “juhn say pah” “shay pah”

J’ai une question. I have a question. “zjay ewn kess-tee-ohn”

Aidez-moi! Help me! “ay-day mwah”

Que faisons-nous? What are we doing? “kuh fuh-zohn noo”

J’ai besoin d’un(e)... I need a... “zjay be-zwahn duh / dewn...”

Merci Thank you “mare-see”

De rien You’re welcome. “duh ree-ehn”

S’il vous plaît. “seel voo play”

À tes souhaits! Bless you! “ah tay soo-ay”