Verb Endings
Regular -er verbs with je as the subject have this ending
What is -e?
This word just means food
What is nourriture?
This is the je form of être.
What is suis?
The English word abominable translates to this French word.
What is abominable?
This French word just means city in English
What is ville?
I'm tired. This is the tu ending for an er verb.
What is -es?
This verb means to eat.
What is manger?
When conjugated in the je form and present tense the verb aller ends in these three letters.
What is -ais?
The French translation of jazz.
What is jazz?
A simple form of shop often found within the city. Its first letter is NOT "m".
What is boutique?
What is ez?
This fruit is red and not at all involved with French potatoes. It's probably your first thought
This character is added to the verb acheter in a few of its conjugated forms.
What is è?
The masculine form of the French word for intelligent.
The French word for a street.
What is rue?
Regular -re verbs that use il or elle have this ending.
What is nothing?
Not the word for legs, but almost
What is jambon?
This French word is both a translated form of blood and a past tense of a musicians favorite verb.
What is sang?
This manner of addressing the highest level of nobility is spelled the same in English and French
What is royal?
This famous French city is notorious for it's towering monuments and artistic value
What is Paris?
This ending is used for -ir verbs with nous as their subject.
What is -issons?
A classic French dish of cream and toasted sugar, which translates to "burnt cream"
What is crème brûlée?
A verb beginning with avoi. An easy answer for a bold pick.
What is avoit? I lied to you.
Apparenté loosely translates to this English word, which is in this category purely for irony.
What is cognate?
Often found within the most busy of cities, this structure is a dense and efficient housing accommodation.
What is appartement?