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J’ai

I have je veux

Je veux

I want je n’ai

Je n’ai pas

I don’t have

Je ne veux pas

I don’t want

L’ours (m.)

Bear

L’oiseau (m.)

Bird

Le taureau

Bull

Le chat

Cat

La poule

Chicken

La vache

Cow

Le chien

Dog

Le singe

Monkey

La souris

Mouse

Le cochon

Pig

Le lapin

Rabbit

Le rat

Rat

Le coq

Rooster

Le mouton

Sheep

Le serpent

Snake

La dinde

Turkey

Le loup

Wolf

L’âne (m.)

Donkey

Le canard

Duck

L’éléphant

Elephant

Le poisson

Fish

Le renard

Fox

Le grenouille

Frog

Le cheval

Horse

L’agneau (m.)

Lamb

Le lion

Lion