1.

1 MASKULAL

Kata benda maskulal memiliki kata sandang tak tentu un (a,an) dan kata sandang
tertentu le (the).

Ciri-ciri kata benda berjenis Maskulal:

Berakhiran -C, -D, -G, -L, -R, -T;

le public (publik) le lac (danau) le pied (kaki)

le fond (belakang) le bord (tepi) le camping (tempat kemping)
le parking (tempat parkir) le shampooing (sampo) le détail (detail)
le travail (pekerjaan) le soleil (matahari) le couloir (koridor)
le fer (besi) l'hiver (musim dingin) le chocolat (coklat)
le climat (iklim) le jouet (mainan) le poulet (ayam)
le ciment (semen) un jugement (pandangan)

Kata benda yang berakhiran -AGE, -EAU, and -MENT:

le fromage (keju) le plateau (cekungan) le niveauthe (tingkat)

le barrage (dam) le tableau (gambar) le réseauthe (jaringan [internet])
le courage (keberanian) le château (istana) le compliment (pujian)
le voyage (perjalanan) le couteau (pisau) le monument (monumen)
le gâteau (kue) le marteau (palu) le sentiment (perasaan)
le paravent (layar)

Kecuali: la cage (sangkar), la image (gambar), la page (halaman), la plage (pantai), la rage
(rabies).

1.2 FEMINAL

Kata benda Feminal mempunyai kata sandang tak tentu une (a, an) dan kata sandang tertentu
la (the)

kata benda dengan akhiran -N, -R, -S, -T, and -X:

la maison (rumah) la tour (tower) la nuit (malam)

la cuiller (sendok) la fois (waktu) la jument (kuda betina)
la mer (laut) la dent (gigi) la croix (salib)

Kata Benda dengan akhiran -E

l'audace (keberanian) la haie (pagar) la flèche (panah)

la façade (depan) la douzaine (lusin) la thèse (tesis)
la salade (salad) la fontaine (air mancur) la grève (tepian)
la baie (teluk) l'ambulance (ambulan) l'araignée (laba-laba)
 la bougie (gula-gula)

1.3 KATA BENDA YG DAPAT MERUJUK KPD MASKULA DAN FEMINA

Beberapa kata benda dapat berubah ke bentuk maskulal dan sebaliknya dengan cukup
mengganti akhirannya saja.

le/la adulte orang dewasa

le/la adversaire musuh
le/la artiste pelukis
le/la bibliothécaire pustakawan/wati
le/la camarade kamerad
le/la célibataire bujangan/perawan
le/la chimiste kimiawan/wati
le/la collègue kolega
le/la compatriote teman sebangsa
le/la complice kaki tangan, antek
le/la concierge pembawa barang
le/la convive tamu
le/la dentiste dokter gigi
le/la élève anak sekolah
le/la enfant anak
le/la esclave budak
le/la fonctionnaire pegawai negeri
le/la gosse anak kecil (informal)
le/la interprète penerjemah
le/la journaliste jurnalis
le/la libraire penjual buku
le/la locataire penyewa
le/la malade orang sakit
le/la partenaire teman
le/la patriote patriot
le/la pensionnaire asrama
le/la philosophe filosofer
le/la photographe fotografer
le/la pianiste pianis
le/la secrétaire sekretaris
le/la touriste turis

1.4 KATA BENDA YG BENTUKNYA BERUBAH DALAM BENTUK MASKULAL DAN

FEMINAL

A. Untuk kata yang berakhiran -i, -é, -u, -l ditambahkan akhiran -e untuk bentuk feminalnya
dalam bentuk tertulis (meskipun secara lisan pengucapan untuk bentuk maskulal dan
feminalnya tetap sama saja)

le ami (teman pria)  la amie (teman perempuan)

le employé (karyawan)  la employée (karyawati)
le rival (rival pria)  la rivale rival (rival wanita)

B. Untuk kata yang berakhiran -d, -t, -ois, -ais, -er, -ier. Ditambahkan akhiran -e untuk bentuk
feminalnya, baik bentuk tertulis maupun lisan, bentuk maskulal dan feminalnya diucapkan
berbeda.

le marchand  la marchande pedagang

le candidat  la candidate kandidat
le avocat  la avocate pengacara
le bourgeois  la bourgeoise bourgeois
le boulanger  la boulangère tukang roti
le berger  la bergère pengembala
le fermier  la fermière petani
le caissier  la caissière kasir
le romancier  la romancière novelis

C. Untuk kata yang berakhiran-ien, -on, -an, -in, -ain ditambahkan akhiran -(n)e.

le chien  la chienne anjing

le lion  la lionne singa
le paysan  la paysanne petani
le gitan  la gitane orang gipsi
le voisin  la voisine tetangga
le Africain  la Africaine orang Afrika

D. Beberapa kata benda diberikan akhiran -esse

le âne  la anesse keledai

le chanoine  la chanoinesse kanon
le comte  la comtesse pangeran/putri
le diable  la diablesse iblis
le hôte  la hôtesse tuan rumah
le ivrogne  la ivrognesse pemabuk
le maître  la maîtresse master (gelar akademik)
le ogre  la ogresse raksasa
le pauvre  la pauvresse orang miskin
le prêtre  la prêtresse pendeta
le prince  la princesse pangeran/putri
le Suisse  la Suissesse orang Swiss
le tigre  la tigresse macan

1.5 KATA BENDA DENGAN KATA SANDANG YG BERBEDA, DAPAT MENGUBAH

MAKNA.

le aide penolong l'aide (f) pertolongan

le chèvre keju (dari susu kambing) la chèvre kambing
le crème kopi putih la crème krim
le crêpe kain krep la crêpe panekuk
le critique ruang la espace spasi pada kata
le laque karyaseni la laque pernis rambut
le livre buku la livre pon
le manche gagang La Manche siaran Inggris
le manoeuvre pekerja yg tdk terampil la manoeuvre manuver
le mémoire disertasi la mémoire memoriam
le merci ucapan terimakasih la merci belas kasih
le mode jalan, prinsip la mode fashion
le moule jamur la moule remis
le pendule bandul la pendule jam
le physique rupa la physique fisik
le poêle kompor gas la poêle penggorengan
le poste TV set la poste kantor pos
le solde saldo la solde upah
le somme tidur siang la somme total (duit)
le tour trik la tour menara

French Gender Rules to Keep In Mind

Like much of grammar, there are no hard and fast rules. Almost all
rules have some exceptions. With that said, remembering the general
rule will greatly improve your fluency and the exceptions can be
learned later.

Common French Gender Rules

Suffix Is Generally

-age masculine

-eau masculine

-ée feminine

-ion feminine

-isme feminine

-tè feminine
In addition, there are some nouns that have both masculine and
feminine forms that coincide with whether or not that being referred to
is female or male. Many professions have masculine and feminine
forms, as do the words 'dog' and 'cat'. Also remember that in groups
where there is at least one male present, you would use the masculine
plural form. Likewise, when a word has both female and male forms,
you always use the male form unless referring to a specific female.

Verb groups
French regular verbs fall into three groups :

 group 1 where the infinitive ends in 'er'

 group 2 where the infinitive ends in 'ir'
 group 3 where the infinitive ends in 're'

Fortunately about 80% of French verbs are in the first group and are mostly regular so if you know
one, you know how to conjugate lots of verbs!

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

manger (to eat) finir (to finish) vendre (to sell)

habiter (to live)
decider (to decide)
laver (to wash)
chercher (to look for)
arriver (to arrive)
sortir (to go out)
partir (to leave)
venir (to come)
choisir (to choose)
dormir (to sleep)
prendre (to take)
attendre (to wait)
répondre (to reply)
entendre (to hear)
perdre (to lose)

VERB

In English verbs don’t change that much when they’re conjugated, for example they
usually add an “s” in the third person singular, the rest stays the same, I speak, you
speak, he speaks, we speak, they speak, so as you have noticed the verb “to speak”
stays almost unchanged, in French the verb can have up to 6 conjugations, each
pronoun may use a unique form. But it’s not that complicated as it may seem, because
most French verbs follow a pattern, once you’re familiar with that pattern you will be
able to conjugate a big number of verbs the same way.
Just like in English a verb in French takes different forms in different tenses (present,
future), voices, and moods.
Before talking about the conjugation categories, consider that a verb is divided into
two parts, the first part is the stem or root and the second part is the ending which
usually changes from one tense to another and from one person to another.
French verbs are categorized into 5 categories or groups, the first three categories
are verbs ending in (-er), (-ir), and (-re), which are considered regular verbs, meaning
that verbs having these endings in their infinitive are usually conjugated the same way
depending on the tense. The good news is that this kind of verbs makes 90 % of all
verbs.
The 4th group (ends in -er) and takes the same endings as regular verbs, but takes
different stem when conjugated. Finally there is a 5th category which is unpredictable
concerning its root (stem) as well as its endings. Both categories need to be
memorized by heart, especially the fifth category which is hard to predict since it
doesn’t follow any pattern but easy to memorize.

NOUNS

Gender (masculine & feminine)

Nouns in French are either masculine or feminine; for some reason (bread) is
masculine in French; (spoon) is feminine, so the best thing to do is to memorize words
with their gender by adding the indefinite or definite articles to them, for example the
word bread should be memorized as “le pain” and not only as “pain”. The good news
is that some words may give you a clue about their gender, especially their ending, for
example:
Nouns ending in: -eau, -eaux, -age -ment are usually masculine,
Nouns ending in -e, -ure, -ence, -ance, -té, and -ette, -ion (especially -sion, tion) are
usually feminine.
Nouns referring to a sex, for example “une femme / a woman” is obviously feminine
…
That doesn’t means that this is a rule you should follow, for example nouns ending in
“-e” are not always feminine.
Now to make the feminine out of the masculine you need to follow these simple steps:
Many French nouns form their feminine by adding an “e” to the end of the masculine.
Student (masculine) = étudiant, Student (feminine) = étudiante.
Nouns already ending in an “e” in the masculine don’t change in the feminine.
Other nouns change their -eur ending to -euse for the feminine, for example: a seller
= un vendeur (masucline), une vendeuse (feminine).

Plural
To form the plural in French most nouns simply add an extra “s” {a friend = un ami,
friends = des amis}
Nouns ending in -eu, -eau and -au usually form the plural by adding an exta “x”, {the
cake = le gâteau, cakes = les gâteaux}
Nouns ending in -al usually form the plural with -aux: {animal = un animal, animals
= des animaux}
Nouns already ending in -s, -x, or -z in their masculine form do not change in the
plural: {the nose = le nez, noses = les nez}
Nouns ending in -an, -en and -on take an extra “ne” in the singular feminine. Dog
(male) = chien, Dog (female) = chienne.
And “nes” in the plural feminine: Dogs (male) = chiens, Dogs (female) = chiennes.

French Plural
the cake = le gâteau, cakes = les gâteaux
animal = un animal, animals = des animaux
the nose = le nez, noses = les nez
Dogs (male) = chiens, Dogs (female) = chiennes

Some French Nouns:

French Nouns
Family House
aunt une tante a shelf une étagère
brother un frère alarm clock un réveil
cousin (female) une cousine bathing suit un maillot (de bain)
cousin (male) un cousin bathtub un bain, une baignoire
daughter une fille bed un lit
father un père binder un classeur
granddaughter une petite-fille calculator une calculatrice
grandfather un grand-père carpet une moquette
grandmother une grand-mère ceiling le plafond
grandson un petit-fils chair une chaise
husband un mari closet une armoire, un placard
mother une mère coat un manteau
nephew un neveu computer un ordinateur
niece une nièce copy machine une machine à photocopier
sister une soeur couch un canapé
son un fils curtain un rideau
uncle un oncle desk un bureau
wife une femme door une porte
dresser une commode
Body parts fax machine un télécopieur
ankle la cheville floor le sol
arm le bras highlighter un surligneur
back le dos jacket un blouson
cheek la joue jeans un jean
chest la poitrine lamp une lampe
ear une oreille mirror un miroir
elbow le coude oven un four
eye un oeil pajamas un pyjama
eyes les yeux pants un pantalon
face le visage paper le papier
finger le doigt pen un stylo
fingernail un ongle pencil un crayon
foot le pied piece of paper une feuille de papier
hair les cheveux pillow un oreiller
hand la main poster une affiche
head la tête printer une imprimante
knee le genou raincoat un imperméable
leg la jambe refrigerator un réfrigérateur
lip la lèvre rug un tapis
mouth la bouche sandals des sandales
neck le cou shoes des chaussures
nose le nez shorts un short
shoulder une épaule shower une douche
stomach un estomac sink un lavabo
thumb le pouce sneakers des tennis
toe un orteil socks des chaussettes
tooth la dent staple une agrafe
wrist le poignet stapler une agrafeuse
stereo une chaîne stéréo
stove une cuisinière
table une table
telephone un téléphone
television une télévision
toilet une toilette
t-shirt un tee-shirt
wall un mur
window une fenêtre

Miscellaneous
actor un acteur manager un gérant
actress une actrice map une carte
airline une compagnie aérienne mechanic un mécanicien
airplane un avion movie un film
airport un aéroport music la musique
arrivals les arrivées notebook un cahier
artist un(e) artiste nurse une infirmiere
backpack un sac à dos one-way ticket un billet simpl
baggage les bagages painter un(e) peintre
baker un boulanger paper le papier
basketball le basket passenger un passager
biking le cyclisme, le vélo passport un passeport
binder un classeur pen un stylo
book un livre pencil un crayon
briefcase un porte-documents pharmacist un pharmacien
bus l'autobus pilot le pilote
bus station la gare d'autobus plane ticket le billet d'avion
bus stop l'arrêt du bus plumber un plombier
butcher un boucher police officer un policier
calculator une calculatrice price le prix
car la voiture reading la lecture
carpenter un charpentier receptionist un(e) réception
cart un chariot round trip ticket un billet aller-r
cashier un caissier sailing la voile
cell phone un téléphone cellulaire school une école
chalk une craie secretary un(e) secrétair
chalkboard un tableau shuttle une navette
check-in l'enregistrement skiing le ski
chess les échecs soccer le football, le f
classroom une salle de classe steward un steward
college une université stewardess une hôtesse d
cook un chef student un étudiant
cooking la cuisine subway le métro
course un cours subway station la gare (or) sta
customs la douane swimming la natation
dancing la danse teacher un professeur
dentist un(e) dentiste telephone un téléphone
departures les départs television la télévision (la
desk un bureau tennis le tennis
dictionary un dictionnaire test un examen
doctor un médecin train le train
electrician un électricien train station la gare
email le courrier visa un visa
employee un(e) employé(e) waiter un serveur
engineer un ingénieur waitress une serveuse
eraser une gomme writer un écrivain
fireman un pompier
fishing la pêche
flight un vol
football le football américain
gate une porte
high school un lycée, un collège
hiking la randonnée
hockey le hockey
homework les devoirs
hunting la chasse
immigration l'immigration
jogging le jogging
lawyer un avocat
 ADJECTIVE

Just like in English, French adjectives describe or modify nouns and pronouns, but
unlike English, French adjectives should agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and
number (singular or plural) with the noun or pronoun they modify. The feminine is
usually formed by adding an “-e” to the masculine form, for example: a big restaurant
= un grand restaurant/ a big house = une grande maison. (“house” in French is
feminine, so the adjective “big/ grand” will add an extra “e”)

To form adjectives in the plural usually an “s” should be added to the singular
masculine: the big restaurant: le grand restaurant, the big restaurants:
les grands restaurants. Remember that the feminine plural will take an “es”:
a big house = une grande maison, big houses: desgrandes maisons.

French adjectives usually follow the noun they modify: a white house: une
maison blanche. But when it comes to some characters like: beauty, age, good or bad,
and size usually the adjective comes first: (an old frined: un vieux ami),
(a beautiful girl: une jolie fille)

Some adjectives can be placed either before or after depending on the meaning:
un grand acteur: a great actor/ un acteur grand: a tall actor.

A list of 100 French adjectives:

List of French Adjectives

angry fâché mean méchant African Africain(e)
ashamed confus naive naïf Algerian Algérien(ne)
athletic sportif nervous nerveux Asian Asiatique
bad weather mauvais nice sympa Australian Australien(ne)
annoyed ennuyé nice out beau Belgium Belge
boring ennuyeux outgoing ouvert Brazilian Brésilien(ne)
brave courageux patient patient Canadian Canadien(ne)
calm tranquille patriotic patriotique Chinese Chinois(e)
cloudy nuageux pouring pleut à verse Dutch Néerlandais(e)
cold froid pretty belle, jolie Egyptian Égyptien(ne)
confident assuré raining pleut English Anglais(e)
confused désorienté sad triste European Européen(ne)
cool frais scared effrayé French Français(e)
delighted ravi serious sérieux German Allemand(e)
exhausted épuisé short petit Italian Italien(ne)
fat gros shy timide Japanese Japonais(e)
foggy du brouillard smart intelligent Mexican Mexicain(e)
freezing gèle snowing neige Moroccan Marocain(e)
friendly amical sorry navré Polish Polonais(e)
funny drôle stormy orageux Portuguese Portugais(e)
handsome beau, joli strong fort Russian Russe
happy heureux stupid stupide Spain Espagnol(e)
hard-working travailleur sunny du soleil United States Américain(e)
heavy lourd tall grand
hot chaud tan bronzé black noir/e
humid humide thin mince blue bleu/e
impatient impatient tired fatigué brown brun/e (or) marron
in a hurry pressé ugly moche, laid gold doré/e
interesting intéressant unfriendly froid gray gris/e
kind gentil weak faible green vert/e
lazy paresseux windy du vent orange orange
lonely solitaire worried inquiet pink rose
purple pourpre (or) violet/t
red rouge
silver argenté/e
white blanc/he
yellow jaune

ADVERB

French Adverbs usually add (-ment) to their feminine adjective form, the equivalent
of (-ly) in English, for example: the adjective slow in French is (lent for masculine,
and lente for feminine) now we only need the feminine to form an adverb, we will
add (-ment) to it, so (slowly) would be (lentement). Easy!
Well there are some exceptions though, like if an adjective ends in an (i), then (-ment)
is added to the masculine singular form, instead of to the feminine singular
form: poli becomes poliment (politely)
If the adjective ends in (-ant) or (-ent), then the adverb ends in (-amment) or (-
emment) which will be added to the root, and not to the whole adjective:
récent becomes récemment (recently)
Some other adjectives make odd adverbs like: gentil becomes gentiment (nicely).
Just like in English, not all the time an adverb has (-ly) at the end. And so is the case
in French, some adverbs take an irregular form like:
bon becomes bien (well), mauvais becomes mal (badly).
The position of an adverb is almost like the position of an adjective sometimes it
comes before or after the element it modifies. An adverb that modifies an adjective or
adverb comes before that adjective or adverb. J'ai été immédiatement convaincu … (I
was immediately convinced…).
When the adverb is modifying a verb, it is placed after the verb: J’ai bien domi (I
slept well).

The list below contains many irregular adverbs as well as regular ones, but note that
the irregular adverbs are the most used, so they would come handy if you memorize
them by heart:

List of French Adverbs

endlessly à l'infini in front devant quite a few
barely à peine down en bas little by little
currently actuellement up en haut may be
elsewhere ailleurs on the way of doing sthg en train de worse
thus ainsi again encore more
then alors at last enfin previously
apparently apparemment enormously énormément precisely
after après next ensuite first
today aujourd'hui on purpose exprès near
previously auparavant frankly franchement almost
immediately aussitôt kindly gentiment profoundly
around autour yesterday hier then
in the past autrefois here ici somewhere
before avant immediately immédiatement sometimes
a lot (of) beaucoup (de) intensely intensément rapidly
well bien never jamais rarely
soon bientôt there là recently
briefly brièvement the majority of la majorité (de) seriously
how many/ much combien (de) most la plupart de often
constantly constamment over there là-bas sufficiently
first d'abord slowly lentement especially
besides d'ailleurs far away loin late
early de bonne heure for a long time longtemps early
standing up debout now maintenant always
inside dedans poorly, badly mal suddenly
outside dehors better mieux a little while ago
already déjà less (than) moins (de) immediately
tomorrow demain naturally naturellement very
since depuis anywhere n'importe où too much/ many
lately dernièrement anytime n'importe quand little of
behind derrière nowhere nulle part quickly
from now désormais sometimes parfois deeply
below dessous everywhere partout willingly
above dessus
Rank Audio French word English translation Part of speech
__
1. être to be; being verb, auxiliary verb, noun
2. avoir to have verb, auxiliary verb
3. je I personal pronoun
4. de of, from, by, than, in, with (see #28) preposition
5. ne not adverb
6. pas not; step, pace adverb, noun
the; him, it (refering to a masculine singular noun)
7. le definite article, personal pronoun
(see #8, 15, 18)
the; her, it (refering to a feminine singular noun)
8. la definite article, personal pronoun
(see #7, 15, 18)
9. tu you personal pronoun
10. vous you, yourself personal pronoun
11. il he, it personal pronoun
12. et and conjunction
13. à in, to, with preposition
a, an; one (used before a masculine singular noun)
14. un indefinite article
(see #26, 31)
the (used instead of ''le'' or ''la'' before nouns that
15. --- l' definite article, personal pronoun
begin with a vowel) (see #7, 8, 18)
relative pronoun, interrogative
16. qui who, whom; that, which
pronoun
17. aller to go verb
18. les the; them (referring to a plural noun) (see #7, 8, 15) definite article, personal pronoun
preposition, personal pronoun,
19. en in, into, to, as
adverb
20. ça this, that (see #203) demonstrative pronoun
21. faire to do, make verb
adjective, indefinite adjective,
22. tout all, everything, any; very, quite
indefinite pronoun, adverb, noun
23. on we, you personal pronoun
relative pronoun, interrogative
24. que that; what; which
pronoun
demonstrative pronoun,
25. ce this, that (see #73, 99, 201)
demonstrative adjective
 a, an; one (used before a feminine singular noun);
26. une indefinite article
french.languagedaily.com (see #14, 31)
27. mes my (used before plural nouns) (see #50, 108) possessive adjective
of, from, by, than, in, with (used before a vowel or
28. --- d' preposition
mute h) (see #4)
29. pour for preposition
30. se himself, herself, themselves (see #60) personal pronoun
31. des some (used before a plural noun) (see #14, 26) indefinite article
32. dire to say, tell verb, noun
33. pouvoir can, to be able to verb, noun
34. vouloir to want verb
35. mais but conjunction
36. me me, myself personal pronoun
37. nous we, us personal pronoun
38. dans in, into preposition
39. elle she, it (refers to a feminine singular noun) personal pronoun
40. savoir to know; languagedaily dot com verb
41. du (de + le/les) = of the, from the definite article
relative pronoun, interrogative
42. où where, that
pronoun
43. --- y it, there personal pronoun
44. --- t' you, yourself (shortened form used before a vowel) personal pronoun
45. bien well, very; good adverb, noun
46. voir to see verb
47. plus more adverb
48. non no adverb
49. te you, yourself personal pronoun
my (used before a masculine singular noun) (see
50. mon #27, 108) possessive adjective

at the, to the, in the (contraction of à + le; used with a

51. au definite article
singular masculine noun)

52. avec with preposition

53. moi I, me personal pronoun

54. si yes; if; so, such adverb, conjunction

adjective, relative pronoun,

55. quoi what (exclamatory, interrogative, after preposition)
interrogative pronoun
56. devoir to have to, must; duty, test verb, noun

57. oui yes adverb

they (refers to a group of masculine or mixed

58. ils personal pronoun
masculine/feminine nouns)

59. comme as, like; how, same conjunction, adverb

himself, herself, themselves (variation of "se" used before

60. s' personal pronoun, conjunction
a word starting with a vowel or mute h)

61. venir to come, occur verb

62. sur on, upon; over (preposition); sour (adjective) preposition, adjective

63. toi you personal pronoun

64. ici here adverb

65. rien nothing indefinite pronoun

66. lui he, him, it, her personal pronoun

good, right, kind; good!; voucher; then; adjective, onomatopoeia, noun,

67. bon
french.languagedaily.com adverb

68. là there, here, then adverb

69. suivre to follow verb

70. pourquoi why adverb, conjunction

71. parler to speak, talk verb

72. prendre to take, get verb

73. cette this, that (feminine singular) demonstrative adjective

74. quand when, whenever conjunction

75. alors then; so; hence adverb

76. une chose thing, matter noun

77. par per, by, through, out of preposition

78. son his, her, its (possessive adjective); sound (noun - le son) possessive adjective

79. croire to believe, think verb

80. aimer to love, like, be fond of verb

81. falloir it is necessary, must, have to verb

adverb, conjunction,
82. comment how; what
onomatopoeia

83. très very adverb

84. ou or; either… or conjunction

85. passer to pass, go by, cross verb

86. penser to think verb

87. aussi also, too adverb

88. jamais never adverb

89. attendre to wait for, expect verb

90. trouver to find verb

91. laisser to leave verb

small, little, young (adjective); languagedaily dot com; kid,

92. petit adjective, noun
child (masculine noun)

93. merci thanks, thank you onomatopoeia, noun

94. même same; even, so much as, as adverb, adjective

95. sa his, her, its (feminine) possessive adjective

96. ta your (reminine) possessive adjective

97. autre other, another, different (singular) adjective, indefinite pronoun

98. arriver to arrive verb

these, those (plural form of masculine "ce" and feminine

99. ces demonstrative adjective
"cette")
100. donner to give, give away verb

101. regarder to look at, watch verb

102. encore again, over again, even, still adverb

103. appeler to call, ring verb

104. est-ce que is it adverb

105. peu not much, not very, few; bit noun, adverb

106. homme man noun

107. partir to go, leave, go away verb

108. ma my (used before a feminine singular noun) (see #27, 50) possessive adjective

109. toujours always, still adverb

110. jour day, daytime noun

111. femme woman, wife noun

112. temps weather; time; times noun

113. maintenant now, nowadays adverb

114. notre our (singular) (see #192) possessive adjective

115. vie life, lifetime, existence noun

116. deux two numerical adjective

117. mettre to put, put on, wear; languagedaily dot com verb

118. rester to stay, remain verb

119. sans without preposition

120. seul alone adjective, noun

121. arrêter to stop verb

122. vraiment really, truly adverb

123. connaître to know, experience verb

124. quelque some, a few, any indefinite adjective, adverb

125. sûr on, over adjective

126. tuer to kill verb

127. mourir to die, pass away verb

128. demander to ask, ask for, be looking for verb

129. juste just, fair; just, right, accurate; french.languagedaily.com adjective, adverb

130. peut-être perhaps, maybe adverb

131. dieu god noun

132. fois time noun

133. oh oh! onomatopoeia

134. père father noun

135. comprendre to understand verb

136. sortir to go out; take out verb

137. personne anyone, anybody; person, individual indefinite pronoun, noun

138. an year noun

139. trop too much, too (excessively) adverb

140. chez at, to, in preposition

141. fille daughter, girl, gal noun

142. aux (à + les) = of the definite article

143. monde world, people noun

144. ami friend; friendly noun, adjective

145. vrai true, real, genuine adjective

146. après after, afterwards, later preposition, adverb

147. mal trouble, difficulty; badly, wrongly adverb, noun

148. besoin need, demand, necessity noun

149. accord agreement, accord, harmony noun

150. ses his, her, its (plural) possessive adjective

151. avant before preposition, adverb

152. monsieur gentleman, Mr noun

153. enfant child, infant noun

154. grand big, large, tall, great; big boy, big girl adjective, noun

155. entendre to hear, listen to, understand verb

156. voilà there is, there are preposition

157. chercher to look for, seek verb

158. heure hour; time; age noun

159. mieux better, utmost, best; improvement adverb, noun

160. tes your (plural) possessive adjective

161. aider to help, aid verb

162. mère mother noun

163. déjà already, before adverb

164. beau beautiful, lovely, pretty; fine, nice (weather) adjective

165. essayer to try, try out, test verb

166. quel what, which (interrogative) interrogative adjective

167. vos your (plural, from ''votre'') possessive adjective

168. depuis since, from, for; french.languagedaily.com preposition, adverb

169. quelqu'un someone, somebody indefinite pronoun

170. beaucoup much, many, a lot adverb

171. revenir to come back, return verb

172. donc so, therefore conjunction

173. plaire to be successful verb

174. maison house, home noun

175. gens people (plural) noun

176. nuit night noun

177. ah ah! onomatopoeia

178. soir evening, night noun

179. nom name; noun noun

180. bonjour hello (see #207) noun

181. jouer to play verb

personal pronoun, possessive

182. leur their, to them (mas or fem), theirs (masc, fem, plural)
pronoun

183. finir to finish, end verb

184. peur fear, fright noun

185. mort death; dead noun, adjective

186. parce que because, for conjunction

187. perdre to lose, miss verb

188. maman mummy, mama, mom noun

189. sentir to smell, sniff, feel verb

190. ouais yeah, yep adverb

191. rentrer to bring in, take in; to get in, go in, come home verb

192. nos our (plural) (see #114); languagedaily dot com possessive adjective

193. premier first, basic; first floor adjective, noun

194. problème problem noun

195. argent silver, money noun

196. quelle who, what, which interrogative adjective

197. vivre to live, be alive, go through verb

198. rendre to return, give back, repay verb

199. dernier last, latest adjective, noun

200. tenir to hold, run, keep, last verb

201. cet this, that (before vowel and mute h) (see #25, 73, 99) demonstrative adjective

202. main hand noun

this, that (used in formal contexts and expressions) (see

203. cela demonstrative pronoun
#20)

204. vite quickly, fast, soon adverb

205. oublier to forget, miss verb

206. air air; look, appearance, manner noun

207. salut greeting; Hi!, Hello!, Bye! (see #180) noun, onomatopoeia

208. fils son noun

209. travailler to work, work on, practise verb

210. moins less adverb

211. tête head, face noun

212. coup blow, shot, kick, punch noun

213. écouter to listen to verb

214. raison reason noun

215. manger to eat verb

216. amour love, love affair, cupid noun

217. entrer to go in, enter, come in verb

relative pronoun, interrogative

218. dont whose, of which
pronoun

219. nouveau new, fresh noun, adjective

220. devenir to become verb

221. hein what?, eh?, Huh? (familiar) onomatopoeia

222. commencer to start, begin verb

223. merde shit (vulgar), bull, crap, damn onomatopoeia, noun

224. moment moment, while, point noun

225. voiture car, coach, carriage noun

226. vieux old; old man, old woman adjective, noun

227. demain tomorrow adverb

228. revoir to see again, review; goodbye; french.languagedaily.com noun, verb

229. elles they (refers to a group of feminine nouns or females) personal pronoun

230. payer to pay verb

231. fou mad, crazy; madman, fool adjective, noun

232. tirer to pull, draw verb

233. ouvrir to open verb

234. oeil eye, view (= œil) (plural is yeux) noun

235. fait event, fact noun

236. changer to change, exchange verb

237. question question, matter noun

238. tomber to fall verb

239. assez enough, quite, fairly adverb

(slang) to do, give, put on; (vulgar) to have sex, to

240. foutre verb
masturbate

241. excuser to forgive, pardon, excuse verb

242. affaire affiar, business noun

243. dormir to sleep; to lie idle verb

244. combien how much, how many adverb

245. frère brother noun

246. travail wor, labor, employment noun

247. idée idea, opinion noun

248. eh hey! onomatopoeia

249. puis next, then, besides, plus (in addition) conjunction, adverb

250. famille family; languagedaily dot com noun

251. truc trick, knack, thing noun

252. trois three numerical adjective

253. tant much, so much adverb

254. souvenir memory, souvenir; to remember verb, noun

255. ni nor, or (negative) conjunction

256. tous everything, all (plural) indefinite pronoun

257. occuper to occupy, live in, take up verb

258. entre between, among preposition

259. ok OK; okay (satisfactory) adjective, adverb

260. marcher to walk, march, go verb

261. chance luck, fortune, chance noun

262. aujourd'hui today, nowadays adverb

263. envoyer to send, throw, dispatch, refer verb

264. histoire history, story noun

265. jeune young, youthful; young person adjective, noun

266. tard late adverb

267. apprendre to learn, to hear (about) verb

268. minute minute noun

269. boire to drink (consume alcohol), to soak up verb

270. garder to keep, to look after, to guard verb

271. quelques some (quantity), small number, a few indefinite adjective

272. type type, kind; guy (colloquial) noun

273. porte gate, door noun

274. montrer to show, point out verb

275. mec guy, bloke noun

276. asseoir to sit down, sit up verb

277. porter to carry, wear verb

278. attention attention onomatopoeia, noun

279. année year noun

280. sous under preposition

281. prêt ready adjective

282. contre against preposition

283. prier to pray verb

284. pendant for, during preposition

285. mois month noun

286. meilleur better; the best one adjective, noun

287. servir to serve verb

288. madame madam, Mrs noun

289. putain whore, hooker noun

290. écrire to write verb

291. part part, share noun

292. eau water noun

293. sang blood noun

294. place room, square, seat noun

295. espérer to hope for verb

296. plein full, solid adjective, preposition

297. désoler to distress, upset verb

298. eux them, they personal pronoun

299. retrouver to find; to meet verb

300. ville town, city noun

301. terre earth, ground noun

302. gagner to win, earn verb

303. semaine week noun

304. acheter to buy verb

305. longtemps long, for a long time adverb

306. gars boy, chap, guy (see #342) noun

307. chambre bedroom, chamber noun

308. hé Hey! (to attract attention) onomatopoeia

309. côté coast, slope, side noun

310. droit law, right; straight noun, adjective

311. rappeler to remind, remember, call back, be reminiscent of verb

312. lire to read verb

313. cas case, instance noun

314. mot word noun

315. seulement only, solely adverb

316. voici here is, here are preposition

317. monter to go up, rise, come up verb

318. désolé contrite, desolate, afraid, sorry adjective

319. quitter to leave, depart verb

320. police police noun

321. suite rest, result, continuation french.languagedaily.com noun

322. matin morning noun

323. emmener to take (somebody), take along verb

324. toucher to touch verb

325. continuer to continue, go on verb

326. devant in front, ahead; in front of, ahead of, past, before preposition, adverb

327. fort strong, solid; loud, much, most adverb, adjective

328. gros big, large, thick, heavy adjective

329. enfin finally, at last adverb

330. pardon I'm sorry!, Excuse me!, Pardon?; forgiveness onomatopoeia, noun

331. mari husband noun

332. là-bas there, over there adverb

333. importer to import; to matter verb

334. papa daddy, dad noun

335. train train, pace noun

336. manquer to miss, to miss somebody verb

337. raconter to tell verb

338. ensemble together, at once adverb

339. mauvais bad, poor, wrong adjective

340. film film, movie noun

341. répondre to answer, reply verb

342. garçon boy, chap, guy (see #306) noun

343. chéri darling, loved; boyfriend, girlfriend, beloved noun, adjective

344. corps body noun

345. celui the one, that one (singular masculine) (see #408, 543) demonstrative pronoun

346. autres other indefinite pronoun

347. heureux happy, felicitous adjective

348. loin far, a long way off, a long time ago adverb

indefinite adjective, indefinite

349. aucun no, not any; none (see #399)
pronoun

350. pauvre poor; poor person, beggar adjective, noun

351. sauver to save; languagedaily dot com verb

352. chaque each, every indefinite adjective

353. retourner to turn, turn over, return (see #404) verb

354. leurs theirs (3rd person masculine or feminine plural) possessive adjective

355. rencontrer to meet, encounter verb

356. coeur core, heart noun

357. voler to flly; to steal, swipe verb

358. fermer to close, shut verb

359. car because, for (see #186) conjunction

360. valoir to hold, apply; to be worth verb

361. descendre to take down, go down, come down verb

362. feu fire noun

363. docteur doctor, physician (see #548) noun

364. suffire to be enough, suffice verb

365. façon way, manner, behaviour noun

366. important important, considerable, sizeable adjective

367. sembler to seem, appear, look verb

368. super great, fantastic; high-octane gasoline adjective, noun

369. compter to count verb

370. vers towards, near, around, about (time, age) preposition

371. joli nice, tidy, pretty (attractive), lovely (beautiful) adjective

372. point dot, full stop, period noun

373. noir black; black man/woman adjective, noun

374. hier yesterday adverb

375. chien dog noun

376. guerre war noun

377. genre kind, type, sort noun

378. marier to marry, get married verb

379. arme weapon noun

380. cause cause, reason noun

381. endroit place noun

382. ordre order, command noun

383. poser to put down, lay, pose, sit verb

384. reste the remainder, rest noun

385. pied foot; stem, leg, base noun

386. envie desire, urge, craving noun

387. près near preposition, adverb

388. fin end, ending noun

389. tiens Why!, Hello! (surprise) onomatopoeia

390. inquiéter to worry, bother, trouble verb

indefinite adjective, indefinite

391. d'autres others; more
pronoun

392. bouger to move verb

393. plutôt rather, quite adverb

394. apporter to bring, supply verb

395. photo photo, photography noun

396. décider to decide verb

397. ainsi like this, in this way adverb

398. certain certain, sure adjective, indefinite adjective

399. aucune no, not any, in no way (see #349) indefinite adjective

400. vendre to sell verb

401. école school noun

402. cher dear, beloved, darling, expensive adjective

403. chef leader, chief, head noun

404. tourner to turn, stir, toss, shoot (see #353) verb

405. cacher to hide, conceal verb

406. boulot work, job noun

407. pays country, nation, land (country) noun

408. ceux this one, that one (masculine plural) (see #345, 543) demonstrative pronoun

409. possible possbile adjective

410. expliquer to explain, account for verb

411. battre to beat verb

412. peine sorrow, grief, saddness, suffering noun

413. livre book; pound noun

414. agir to act, behave; work, take effect verb

415. imaginer to imagine, suppose verb

416. tour tower, castle, tour, ballot;languagedaily dot com noun

417. adorer to adore, love verb

418. vérité truth noun

419. recevoir to receive, to get verb

420. gentil kind, good, nice adjective

421. jeter to throw verb

422. pleurer verb

423. bébé baby noun

424. partie part; game noun

425. nouvelle new, fresh; french.languagedaily.com adjective

426. jeu play, game; hand, deck (cards) noun

427. amener to bring, take, bring about verb

428. instant instant, moment noun

429. parent relative, relation; parent noun

430. dur hard, tough, harsh adjective

431. service service, favor noun

432. plaisir pleasure noun

433. promettre to promise verb

434. mentir to lie verb

435. soeur (sœur) sister noun

436. bientôt soon, quickly, shortly adverb

437. lit bed noun

438. tellement so (to such an extent), so (very), so much adverb

439. utiliser to use verb

440. lieu place, site noun

441. coucher to put to bed, lay down, to sleep verb

442. presque almost, nearly adverb

443. dehors outside, outdoors adverb

444. passé past, last; the past, past tense adjective, noun

445. préférer to prefer verb

446. content happy, pleased, glad adjective

447. derrière behind preposition, adverb

448. con stupid jerk, bloody idiot; damned, bloody, stupid noun, adjective

449. offrir to offer, give verb

450. roi king noun

451. verre glass, drink noun

452. réveiller to awake, wake (smb.) up verb

453. aide assistant; help, assistance noun

454. d'abord foremost (most important), first adverb

455. journée day noun

456. préparer to prepare, make, get ready verb

457. numéro number noun

458. permettre to allow, permit verb

459. ramener to bring back , take back verb

460. enlever to take (smth.) away, remove, take off verb

461. calme peace, calmness; quiet, calm (see #529) noun, adjective

462. lâcher to let go of, to release verb

463. choisir to choose verb

464. musique music noun

465. conduire to drive, lead verb

466. faute mistake, error; fault; lack of noun

467. calmer to calm down, appease, sooth verb

468. dîner dinner; to have dinner noun, verb

469. mariage marriage, wedding noun

470. bureau writing desk, study (room), office noun

471. route road, journey, way noun

472. chanter to sing verb

473. secret secret; secretive noun, adjective

474. disparaître to disappear, vanish verb

475. lever to raise, lift verb

476. dessus on top; top adverb, noun

477. présenter to introduce, present verb

478. accepter to accept verb

479. baiser kiss; to shag, screw, fuck verb, noun

480. sinon otherwise, or else, except conjunction

481. idiot idiot; stupid noun, adjective

482. long long, lengthy adjective

483. café coffee, café (bar) noun

484. propre clean, tidy adjective

485. confiance trust, confidence, belief noun

486. cinq five numerical adjective

487. bonsoir good evening, good night noun

488. compte count, number noun

489. téléphone telephone, phone noun

490. casser to break, shatter verb

491. prochain next adjective

492. frapper to hit, strike, blow verb

493. facile easy adjective

494. rêve dream noun

495. copain friend, boyfriend noun

496. malade ill, sick adjective

497. rue street noun

498. bas low; bottom adjective, noun

499. lettre letter noun

500. ignorer not to know, to ignore verb

501. fête party, celebration noun

502. couper to cut, cut off verb

503. esprit mind, brain, wit, spirit, esprit noun

504. taire to be silent, stop talking verb

505. seigneur lord (e Seigneur = the Lord) noun

506. flic cop, policeman noun

507. parfois sometimes adverb

508. capitaine captain noun

509. âge age noun

510. autant so much, so many adverb

511. force force, strength noun

512. pièce room; play; coin; piece noun

513. quatre four numerical adjective

514. cul bum, ass noun

515. difficile difficult, strenuous, hard adjective

516. bras arm noun

517. tromper to deceive; to make a mistake verb

518. surtout above all adverb

519. ressembler to look like, to resemble verb

520. jurer to swear verb

521. plan map, plan, layout noun

522. prison prison, jail noun

523. sale dirty adjective

524. courir to run, rush verb

525. haut high, elevated; top noun, adjective

526. état state noun

527. remettre to put back; hand over; postpone; put back on verb

528. carte map, card; french.languagedaily.com noun

529. paix peace, calmness; quiet, calm (see #461) noun

530. exactement exactly, accurately, precisely adverb

531. drôle funny, peculiar adjective

532. refuser to refuse, turn down verb

533. dès from preposition

534. président president, chairman noun

535. cours class, course noun

536. grave serious, grave, solemn adjective

537. terminer to end, finish verb

538. ciel sky noun

539. partout everywhere adverb

540. âme soul noun

541. patron boss, manager, owner noun

542. amuser to amuse, entertain verb

543. celle the one, that one (feminine singular) (see #345, 408) demonstrative pronoun

544. visage face noun

545. intéresser to interest verb

546. reconnaître to recognize, acknowledge verb

547. rire to laugh, have fun, joke verb

548. médecin doctor, physician, medical practitioner, MD (see #363) noun

549. rapport report, connection, link, relationship noun

550. pardonner to forgive, pardon, excuse verb

551. avis opinion; notice noun

552. embrasser to kiss; to embrace, encompass verb

553. retour return; french.languagedaily.com noun

relative pronoun, interrogative

554. laquelle which one = (le + quelle) (feminine singular) (see #578)
pronoun

555. simple simple adjective

556. danser to dance verb

557. exister to exist verb

558. différent different, various, other adjective

559. souvent often adverb

560. lumière light noun

561. génial great, brilliant adjective

562. libre free, vacant adjective

563. dollar dollar noun

564. sûrement surely, certainly, most probably adverb

565. pareil the same adjective

566. hôpital hospital noun

this (formal contexts; refers to nouns that have no specific

567. ceci demonstrative pronoun
gender) (see #20, 203)

568. réussir to be successful, succeed verb

569. bizarre odd, starnge, bizarre adjective

570. voix voice noun

571. protéger to protect verb

572. honneur honor (US), honour noun

573. tôt early adverb

574. équipe team, crew, party noun

575. prévenir to tell, inform, prevent verb

576. cheval horse noun

577. ailleurs elsewhere, somewhere else adverb

relative pronoun, interrogative

578. lequel which one = (le + quel) (masculine singular) (see #554)
pronoun

579. maître master, ruler, mistress, school teacher noun

580. avion plane noun

581. bout bit, tip, end noun

582. habiter to live in verb

583. faim hunger noun

584. ensuite then, next, afterwards adverb

a, an, one (replaces 'un' when 'un' is a pronoun or at the

585. l'un indefinite pronoun
beginning of a sentence) (see #14)

586. froid cold adjective

587. normal normal, usual adjective

588. déranger to disturb, upset verb

589. reprendre to recapture, take back verb

590. oncle uncle noun

591. prix price; prize noun

592. retard delay, lateness noun

593. détruire to destroy, ruin verb

594. cadeau present, gift noun

595. pousser to push, press verb

596. face face; heads noun

597. gueule mouth noun

598. chemin path, way noun

599. vivant vibrant, living, alive adjective

600. général general (military) noun

601. bateau boat, ship noun

602. million million noun

603. sac bag, sack noun

604. impossible impossible adjective

605. seconde second, moment noun

606. bête stupid, silly noun, adjective

607. découvrir to discover, find verb

608. erreur error, mistake noun

609. soleil sun, sunlight noun

610. voyage trip, journey noun

611. sauter to jump verb

612. rêver to dream verb

613. détester to hate, detest verb

614. clair clear, apparent adjective

615. faux wrong, false, fallacious adjective

616. paraître to come out, be published verb

617. balle ball (sports equipment) noun

618. empêcher to prevent verb

619. maintenir to keep, maintain verb

620. cheveu a hair noun

621. papier paper noun

622. présent a present; present, current noun, adjective

623. sujet subject, topic, theme noun

624. supposer to suppose, assume verb

625. tranquille quiet, calm adjective

626. neuf nine; new, unused numerical adjective, adjective

627. épouser to marry, to espouse verb

628. blanc white; blank adjective

629. table table; french.languagedaily.com noun

630. toute everything, all (see #22, 256) indefinite adjective

631. dix ten, tenth numerical adjective

632. clé key; solutioin noun

633. agent officer, oficial, agent noun

634. approcher to approach verb

635. sens direction, way; meaning; sense; senses noun

636. craindre to fear, to be afraid of verb

637. six six numerical adjective

638. message message noun

639. crier to shout verb

640. salle room, hall, audience noun

641. inviter to invite verb

642. effet effect, impression noun

643. réfléchir to reflect, think verb

644. espèce species, kind noun

645. arranger to arrange, to organize verb

646. naître to be born verb

647. allô Hello! (telephone) onomatopoeia

648. bois wood; antlers noun

649. propos subject, topic, remark, point noun

650. camp camp noun

651. sorte sort, kind noun

652. hôtel hotel; french.languagedaily.com noun

653. début beginning noun

654. souffrir to be in pain, suffer verb

655. jambe leg noun

656. remercier to thank verb

657. choix choice, selection noun

658. sécurité safety, security noun

659. avocat lawyer noun

660. attraper to catch verb

661. client customer, client, guest noun

662. courant current, trend noun

663. dépêcher to dispatch verb

664. peuple people noun

665. dame lady, queen noun

666. vérifier to check, verify verb

667. abandonner to abandon, leave, desert verb

668. journal newspaper, diary, journal noun

669. sérieux genuine, serious adjective

670. brûler to burn verb

671. or gold noun

672. loi law, rule noun

673. fond bottom, back noun

674. gosse kid (colloquial, child, youngster) (see #745) noun

675. fric doug, money, cash noun

676. situation situation; job; location noun

677. euh Er… onomatopoeia

678. sauf except preposition

679. accident accident noun

680. doute doubt noun

681. scène scene noun

682. soldat soldier noun

683. amoureux loving adjective

684. assurer to assure, insure verb

685. preuve proof, evidence noun

686. humain human adjective

687. mer sea, seaside noun

688. silence silence noun

689. télé TV, telly noun

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victime victim, casualty noun
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complètemen
691. completely, fully, in depth adverb
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692. pute whore noun

693. garde guard; carer, nurse noun

694. meurtre murder noun

695. groupe group noun

696. crime crime noun

697. traiter to treat; to deal verb

698. doucement gently, softly adverb

699. blesser to injure, wound, hurt verb

700. colonel colonel noun

701. parole speech, word noun

702. triste sad adjective

703. honte shame noun

704. rouge red adjective

705. dégager to free; to clear; to radiate verb

706. soirée evening, party noun

707. dangereux dangerous adjective

708. armée army noun

709. filer to spin; to take off; to go off, to leave verb

710. risquer to risk verb

711. dos back, spine noun

712. appel call, appeal noun

713. visite visit noun

714. mener to take; to lead, guide, manage verb

715. fleur flower, blossom noun

716. attaquer to attack verb

717. coin corner, spot noun

718. prince prince noun

719. pire worse adjective

720. bordel brothel; bloody/gooddamn mess noun

721. professeur teacher, professor noun

722. fumer to smoke verb

723. répéter to repeat; to go over, rehearse verb

724. habitude habit, practice; french.languagedaily.com noun

725. signer to sign verb

726. ficher to file, put on file verb

727. mériter to deserve, be worth; french.languagedaily.com verb

728. réponse response, answer, reply noun

729. rejoindre to meet up; to join, rejoin; to go back to verb

730. discuter to question, dispute verb

731. village village noun

732. pourtant yet adverb

733. avancer to move forward, advance verb

734. connerie stupidity noun

735. reposer to rest, to have a rest verb

736. échapper to escape, get away, slip, run away verb

737. forme form, shape noun

738. bruit noise, sound; rumour noun

739. chacun each, everyone indefinite pronoun

740. diable devil noun

741. exemple example noun

742. charger to charge, load verb

743. chat cat noun

744. ennemi enemy noun

745. gamin kid, child (see #674) noun

746. rendez-vous appointment noun

747. debout standing, standing up adverb

748. obliger to oblige verb

749. trou hole, gap, deficit noun

750. accompagner to go with, accompany verb

751. fenêtre window; languagedaily dot com noun

752. oser to dare verb

753. impression impression noun

754. intérieur inside (inner surface), interrior noun

755. bouche mouth noun

756. ligne line, course, service noun

757. absolument absolutely adverb

758. doux soft, mild, gentle adjective