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Self Introduction and Basic Greetings in Formal French
Throwback Thursday
Learn how to say many common phrases in French that people use every day to introduce themselves
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ciseaux
masculine
(n)
scissors
Le coiffeur coupe les cheveux avec des ciseaux.
The hair dresser is cutting the hair with scissors.
pile
feminine
(n)
battery
La pile est morte.
The battery ran out.
ampoule
feminine
(n)
light bulb
ampoule à incandescence
incandescent light bulb
papier toilette
masculine
(n)
toilet paper
J'ai acheté deux rouleaux de papier toilette.
I bought two rolls of toilet paper.
briquet
masculine
(n)
lighter
allumer un briquet
light a lighter
éponge
feminine
(n)
sponge
éponge jaune
yellow sponge
allumette
feminine
(n)
match
boîte d'allumettes
box of matches
cendrier
masculine
(n)
ashtray
As-tu un cendrier ?
Do you have an ashtray?
cintre
masculine
(n)
coat hanger
décapsuleur
masculine
(n)
bottle opener
As-tu un décapsuleur ?
Do you have a bottle opener?
scotch
masculine
(n)
Scotch tape
rouleau de scotch
roll of scotch tape
poubelle
feminine
(n)
garbage pail
Met la poubelle sur le trottoir tous les mardis pour la vider.
Put the garbage pail out by the curb every Tuesday to be emptied.
ouvre-boîte
masculine
(n)
can opener
boîte de conserve et ouvre-boîte
can and can opener
mouchoir
masculine
(n)
tissue
Excusez-moi, avez-vous un mouchoir ?
Excuse me, do you have a tissue?
bougie
feminine
(n)
candle
bougies parfumées
scented candles
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