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School Supplies
Prices
Colors
Clothing Items/Accessories
Culture
100
a binder
un classeur
100
2,99
deux euros quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
100
gray (feminine plural form)
grises
100
a pair of jeans
un jean
100
For what purpose would French shoppers use a panier?
They put their shopping items in this bag.
200
a fountain pen
un stylo plume
200
6,56
six euros cinquante-six
200
orange (feminine plural form)
orange (AN EXCEPTION)
200
a pair of shorts
un short
200
What is a librairie-papeterie?
A bookstore with school supplies and stationary
300
a shopping bag
un sac shopping
300
25,76
vingt-cinq euros soixante-seize
300
white (singular feminine form)
blanche
300
a dress
une robe
300
True or False: Beginning in 1998, France changed its currency from the franc to the euro.
False. 1999
400
a novel
un roman
400
15,10
quinze euros dix
400
gray (masculine plural form)
gris
400
a wallet
un portefeuille
400
True or False: The French use a comma where Americans use a decimal point in prices.
True
500
a computer
un ordinateur
500
3,38
trois euros trente-huit
500
yellow (plural feminine form)
jaunes
500
some brown pull-over sweaters
des pull-overs marron
500
True or False: the illustrations of famous buildings appear on the euro bills.
True