Family members
This means "family" in French
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This word means "husband" in French
le mari = the husband
mon mari = my husband
"Hello" in French
Bonjour
Salut
"How are you?" in French
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ça va?
Comment ça va?
Comment allez-vous?
Comment vas-tu?
This word means "thank you" in Russian
спасибо (spasibo)
This means "parent" in French
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parent (le parent)
This word means "mother" in French
mère
la mère = the mother
ma mère = my mother
"Goodbye" in French
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Au revoir
I'm doing well
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"Je vais bien"
Name three languages that come from Latin
This means "friend" in French
ami(e)
l'ami (the friend - masculine)
l'amie (the friend - feminine)
mon ami (my friend - masculine)
mon amie (my friend - feminine)
This word means "son" in French
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fils
le fils = the son
mon fils = my son
"See you tomorrow" in French
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À demain!
"And you?" in French
"Et toi?"
"Et vous?"
Name three countries besides France where French is an official language
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Benin, Gabon, Guinea, Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire), Monaco, Niger, Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Belgium, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Haiti, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mali, Rwanda, Seychelles, Switzerland, Vanuatu
This word means "colleague" or "co-worker" in French
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collègue
le collègue (the colleague - masculine)
la collègue (the colleague - feminine)
This word means "niece" in French
nièce
la nièce = the niece
ma nièce = my niece
"See you soon!" in French
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À bientôt!
"What's your name?" (literally "How do you call yourself?") in French
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Comment t'appelles-tu?
Comment vous appelez-vous?
Comment tu t'appelles?
The total number of native Spanish speakers in the world (guess within 100 million)
519 million
This means "neighbor" in French
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voisin
le voisin = the neighbor (masculine)
la voisine = the neighbor (feminine)
mon voisin = my neighbor (masculine)
ma voisine = my neighbor (feminine)
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petite-fille
la petite-fille = the granddaughter
ma petite-fille = my granddaughter
This word means "Miss" (as in a young, unmarried woman) in French
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"Mademoiselle"
"So so" (literally "more or less") in French
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"Plus ou moins"
Between Korean, Japanese, and Chinese, this language has the most unique characters, with over 100,000
Chinese
French translation of "the [male] friend and the [female] neighbor"
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"l'ami et la voisine"
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mon neveu et ma tante
"See you later" in French (2 possible answers)
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"à tout à l'heure" or "à plus tard"
"I'd like to introduce you (to)..." in French
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"Je te présente..."
"Je vous présente..."
Write down 5 languages that do not primarily use the same alphabet as English (Latin alphabet)
Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Georgian, Armenian, Russian, Arabic, Persian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Hebrew, Greek, many others.....