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Un canard

Duck

Duck

Une poule
Chicken

Chicken

Un arbre

Tree

Tree

Un plan

Map

Map

Une vache
Cow

Cow

Une ferme
Farm

Farm

Un oiseau
Bird

Bird

Un cochon
Pig

Pig

Un lapin
Rabbit

Rabbit

Une feuille
Leaf

Leaf

Partir

To leave

To leave

Rentrer

To come back

To come back

Un champ

Field

Field

Une fleur

Flower

Flower

Un cheval

Horse

Horse

Un poisson

FIsh

FIsh

Sortir

To go out

To go out

Un chien

Dog

Dog

Un chat
Cat

Cat

Prendre
To take

To take

Marcher
To walk

To walk

Monter
To get on

To get on

Descendre
To get off

To get off

Laver
To wash

To wash

Nettoyer

To clean

To clean

Rester
To stay

To stay

Aider
To help

To help

Un billet/un ticket
Ticket

Ticket