Greetings and Introductions
This French greeting means “hello.”
Bonjour
This is the English colour represented by rouge.
Red
This is the total cost of 5 €3 croissants and a €4 juice.
Dix-neuf or nineteen
This city is the capital of France.
Paris
This is the season experienced in France during July.
Summer / l’été
This is an appropriate response to Comment ça va ?
Ça va bien, merci.
This number is written as douze in French.
12
This vegetable is called "pomme de terre" in French and means "apple of the earth".
Potato
This French place is called "un supermarché".
Supermarket
This is the French word for January.
janvier
This question asks someone for their name.
Comment tu t’appelles ?
What is the meaning of "elle est intelligente"?
She is intelligent
What polite French phrase would you use to order a croissant?
Je voudrais un croissant, s’il vous plaît.
This form of transport is known as la voiture.
Car
France and Australia experience opposite seasons for this geographical reason.
They are in opposite hemispheres.
What do these two personal details give about the person: "J’ai treize ans et j’habite à Lyon."
The speaker is 13 and lives in Lyon.
This is the answer to douze plus huit.
Vingt / 20
These three basic ingredients are commonly used to make crêpe batter.
Flour, eggs and milk
This is the tallest Alp in Western Europe.
Mont Blanc
Paper fish and practical jokes are associated with this French occasion.
Poisson d’avril
This French question would produce the answer J’habite à Newcastle.
Où habites-tu ?
These words form a sentence describing a favourite colour: préférée / ma / est / couleur / verte.
Ma couleur préférée est verte.
In a restaurant, how would you ask for the bill in French?
L'addition, s'il vous plaît.
This city is famous for its gastronomy and traditional restaurants called bouchons.
Lyon
This fortress-prison was stormed on 14 July 1789 and became a symbol of the French Revolution.
The Bastille