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A tout à l'heure / A plus tard
ah too tah luhr / ah plew tahr
See you later
Comment allez-vous ?
koh-mawn tahl-ay voo
How are you? (formal)
Je vais bien
zhuh vay bee-ahn
I'm fine.
Comment vous appelez-vous ?
koh-mawn voo zah-play voo
What's your name? (formal)
De rien. / Je vous en prie.
duh ree-ahn / zhuh voo zawn pree
You're welcome.
A bientôt
ah bee-ahn-toh
See you soon
Pardonnez-moi!
pahr-dohn-nay-mwah
Excuse me!
Tu t'appelles comment ?
tew tah-pell koh-mawn
What's your name? (informal
Bienvenu(e)
bee-ahn-vuh-new
Welcome
A demain
ah duh-mahn
See you tomorrow
Allons-y!
ah-lohn-zee
Let's go!
Très bien / mal / pas mal
treh bee-ahn / mahl / pah mahl
Very good / bad / not bad
Enchanté(e)
awn-shawn-tay
Nice to meet you.
Vous êtes d'où ?
voo zet doo
Where are you from? (formal)
Où habitez-vous ?
ooh ah-bee-tay voo
Where do you live? (formal)
Quel âge avez-vous ?
kell ahzh ah-vay voo
How old are you? (formal)
Parlez-vous français ?
par-lay voo frahn-say
Do you speak French? (formal)
Comprenez-vous? / Tu comprends?
kohm-pren-ay-voo / tew kohm-prawn
Do you understand? (formal / informal)
Pouvez-vous m'aider ? / Tu peux m'aider ?
poo-vay voo meh-day / tew puh meh-day
Can you help me? (formal / informal)
Où est ... / Où sont ... ?
ooh eh / ooh sohn
Where is ... / Where are ... ?
Comment dit-on ____ en français ?
kohm-mawn dee-tohn ___ on frahn-say
How do you say ____ in French?
Ça ne fait rien.
sah nuh feh ree-ahn
It doesn't matter.
Je suis fatigué(e) / malade.
zhuh swee fah-tee-gay / mah-lahd
I'm tired / sick.
Je m'ennuie.
zhuh mawn-nwee
I'm bored.
Ce n'est pas grave.
suh neh pah grahv
It's no problem. / It's alright.
A vos souhaits ! / A tes souhaits !
ah voh soo-eh / a teh soo-eh
Bless you! (formal / informal)
C'est à vous ! / C'est à toi !
set ah voo / set a twah
It's your turn! (formal / informal)
Tenez / Tiens
tuh-nay / tee-ahn
Hey / Here (formal / informal)
Bonsoir
bohn-swahr
Good evening
De rien. / Je vous en prie.
duh ree-ahn / zhuh voo zawn pree
You're welcome.
ah too tah luhr / ah plew tahr
See you later A bientôt
ah bee-ahn-toh
See you soon
Tu es d'où ?
tew ay doo
Where are you from? (informal)
Tu habites où ?
tew ah-beet ooh
Where do you live? (informal)
Tu as quel âge ?
tew ah kell ahzh
How old are you? (informal)
Tu parles anglais ?
tew parl on-glay
Do you speak English? (informal)
Je (ne) comprends (pas)
zhuh nuh kohm-prawn pah
I (don't) understand
Bien sûr.
bee-ahn sewr
Of course.
Voici / Voilà
vwah-see / vwah-lah
Here is... / Here it is.
Qu'est-ce que c'est que ça ?
kess kuh seh kuh sah
What is that?
Qu'est-ce qui se passe ?
kess kee suh pahs
What's happening?
J'ai faim / J'ai soif.
zhay fawn / zhay swahf
I'm hungry / I'm thirsty.
Ça m'est égal. / Je m'en fiche.
sah meh-teh-gahl / zhuh mawn feesh
I don't care.
J'ai oublié.
zhay oo-blee-ay
I forgot.
Félicitations !
fay-lee-see-tah-see-ohn
Congratulations!
Taisez-vous ! / Tais-toi !
teh-zay voo / teh twah
Shut up! / Be quiet! (formal / informal)
Quoi de neuf ? / Ça boume ?
kwah duh nuhf / sah boom
What's new? / What's up?
Bonne nuit
bun nwee
Good night
Allons-y!
ah-lohn-zee
Let's go!
Très bien / mal / pas mal
treh bee-ahn / mahl / pah mahl
Very good / bad / not bad
Mesdames et Messieurs
meh-dahm zeh meh-syuh
Ladies and gentlemen
Je suis de...
zhuh swee duh
I am from...
J'habite à...
zhah-beet ah
I live in...
J'ai ____ ans.
zhay ____ awn
I am ____ years old.
Je (ne) parle (pas)...
zhuh nuh parl pah
I (don't) speak...
Je (ne) sais (pas)
zhuhn say pah
I (don't) know
Comment?
kohm-mawn
What? Pardon?
Il y a ... / Il y avait...
eel-ee-ah / eel-ee-ah-veh
There is / are... / There was / were...
Qu'est-ce qu'il y a ?
kess keel-ee-ah
What's the matter?
Je n'ai aucune idée.
zhuh neh oh-kewn ee-day
I have no idea.
J'ai chaud / J'ai froid.
zhay show / zhay fwah
I'm hot / I'm cold.
Ne vous en faites pas. / Ne t'en fais pas.
nuh voo zawn fett pah / nuh tawn feh pah
Don't worry (formal / informal)
Je dois y aller.
zhuh dwah ee ah-lay
I must go.
Bonne chance !
bun shahns
Good luck!
Je vous aime / Je t'aime
zhuh voo zem / zhuh tem
I love you (formal & plural / informal)
Pas grand chose.
pah grahn shohz
Not a whole lot.
[i] ee

vie, midi, lit, riz

i, y
[y] ee rounded

rue, jus, tissu, usine

u
[e] ay

blé, nez, cahier, pied

é, et, final er and ez
[ø] ay rounded

jeu, yeux, queue, bleu

eu
[3(reversed)] eh

lait, aile, balai, reine

e, è, ê, ai, ei, ais
[œ] eh rounded

sœur, œuf, fleur, beurre

œu, eu
a] ah

chat, ami, papa, salade

a, à, â
[a (italics)] ah longer

bas, âne, grâce, château

a, â
[u] oo l

oup, cou, caillou, outil

ou
[o] oh

eau, dos, escargot, hôtel

o, ô
[ɔ] aw

sol, pomme, cloche, horloge

o
[ə] uh

fenêtre, genou, cheval, cerise

e
[w] w

fois, oui, Louis

oi, ou
[ɥ] ew-ee

lui, suisse

ui
[j] yuh

oreille, Mireille

ill, y
[ã] awn

gant, banc, dent

en, em, an, am, aon, aen
[3(reversed)̃] ahn

pain, vin, linge

in, im, yn, ym, ain, aim, ein, eim, un, um, en, eng, oin, oing, oint, ien, yen, éen
[œ̃] uhn

brun, lundi, parfum

un
[õ] ohn

rond, ongle, front

on, om
In words beginning with in-, a nasal is only used if the next letter is a consonant. Otherwise, the in- prefix is pronounce een before a vowel.
ex + vowel
egz

examen, exercice
ex + consonant
eks

exceptionnel, expression
ch (Latin origin)
sh

architecte, archives
ch (Greek origin)
k

orchestre, archéologie
ti + vowel (except é)
see

démocratie, nation
c + e, i, y; or ç
s

cent, ceinture, maçon
c + a, o, u
k

caillou, car, cube
g + e, i, y
zh

genou, gingembre
qu, final q
k

que, quoi, grecque
h
silent

haricot, herbe, hasard
vowel + s + vowel
z

rose, falaise, casino
x + vowel
z

six ans, beaux arts
final x
s

six, dix, soixante
(these 3 only!)
There are a lot of silent letters in French, and you usually do not pronounce the final consonant, unless that final consonant is
C, R, F or L (except verbs that end in -r).
French slurs
S and x are pronounced as z; d as t; and f as v in these liaisons.
rapid(e)ment, lent(e)ment, sauv(e)tage (pronounced ra-peed-mawn, not ra-peed-uh-mawn)
sous l(e) bureau, chez l(e) docteur (pronounced sool bewr-oh, not soo luh bewr-oh)
il y a d(e)... , pas d(e)... , plus d(e)... (eel yahd, pahd, plewd, not eel ee ah duh, pah duh, or plew duh)
je n(e), de n(e) (zhuhn, duhn, not zhuh nuh or duh nuh)
j(e) te, c(e) que (shtuh, skuh, not zhuh tuh or suh kuh - note the change of the pronunciation of the j as well)
Stress on syllables is not as heavily pronounced as in English and it generally falls on the last syllable of the word.
Intonation usually only rises for yes/no questions, and all other times, it goes down at the end of the sentence.
a ah
b beh
c seh
d deh
e uh
f eff
g zheh
h ahsh
i ee
j zhee
k kah
l ell
m em
n en
o oh
p peh
q kew
r air
s ess
t teh
u ew
v veh
w doo-bluh-veh
x eeks
y ee-grek
z zed
Nouns ending in -age and -ment are usually masculine, as are nouns ending with a consonant.
Nouns ending in -ure, -sion, -tion, -ence, -ance, -té, and -ette are usually feminine.
un lit a bed

une pomme an apple

des gants some gloves
Masc.
ce lit this/that bed

Masc, Before Vowel
cet oiseau this/that bird
Fem.
cette pomme this/that apple

Plural
ces gants
these/those gloves
soit . . . soit

either . . . or
If you need to distinguish between this or that and these or those,
you can add -ci to the end of the noun for this and these, and -là to the end of the noun for that and those.
ce lit-ci this bed
ce lit-là that bed