En ville 1 (vocab)
what you would walk across to get to the other side of the river
UN PONT
the difference between UNE RUE & UNE AVENUE
UNE RUE: a road/street (smaller)
UNE AVENUE: a large road
the name of the monument at the end of Les Champs-Elysees, shaped like an upside-down "U"
l'arc de Triomphe
a SPECIFIC place to get those delicieux super-thin French-style pancakes
UN STAND DE CRÊPES
UN BISTRO
UN CAFÉ
Je mange un hamburger au restaurant.
where you go to take a train
LA GARE/UNE GARE
a place where people can see famous pieces of art and history
UN/LE MUSÉE
a big natural area where you can sit and relax in the Latin Quarter
les jardins du Luxembourg
a place to go if you have MAL A L'ESTOMAC
I walk to the pharmacy. = ?
Je marche à la pharmacie.
LA POSTE
what you would use to transport yourself across La Seine
UN BATEAU
a popular attraction that provides the option of either steps or an elevator to the top and has three different restaurants with high views of the city
LA TOUR EIFFEL
a place with a dark history, hidden under-ground in Paris, lots of skulls...
LES CATACOMBES
Je visite le musée.
where you go to take out some $$$$ or € € € € (the small machine)
LE DISTRIBUTEUR
the word for a large church (Hint: Notre Dame)
UNE CATHÉDRALE
a large space with a creepy history during the REVOLUTION FRANCAISE ; also showcases a gift from Egypt in the middle
la place de la Concorde
a very famous church that caught on fire a couple years ago (also the scene of a Disney movie)
I take the metro. = ?
Je prends le métro.
what you would call a part of town or a small neighborhood area
UN QUARTIER
what is UNE LIBRAIRIE?
a bookstore
a place where you can see the famous JOCONDE painting
le musée du Louvre
a modern art museum with funny looking tubes on the outside
LE CENTRE POMPIDOU
I am going to the post office. = ?
Je vais à la poste.