Greetings
Greeting someone at anytime of day
Salut or Bonjour
Where you could get food in a school
la cantine
bleu
The traditional phrase to say goodbye
au revoir
When Christmas happens
Decembre
After meeting someone new, you usually say this after introducing yourself.
Enchante
A person who teaches a class
un professeur
Waking up in the morning, a person is usually this
fatigue
a bientot
When springbreak happens (season)
le printemps
If someone asks for your name, you say
Je m'appelle
un(e) eleve
Someone who is very kind
sympathique
Saying goodbye meaning to see them tomorrow.
A demain
Usually thirty or thirty one days
un mois
In a very formal setting, when asking how someone is, you should say
Comment allez-vous
Someone who works a lot and does well
travailleur
The inverse of saying hello, usually said to bid someone a good day.
Bonne journee
When groundhogs happens
When asking for someone's name, you say this
Comment t'appelles-tu
A person you know that's in your class.
une camarade de classe
What you would call someone who is lazy
A phrase used to mean farewell or 'to god', now commonly used in a comedic or poetic way.
Adieu
The month Bastille Day (France's National Day) occurs
Juillet