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Learn to Speak French! (Easy Steps for Beginners) |
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| Bonjour= Hello | Salle de Bain= bathroom | Vous= you | Je m'appelle= My name is |
| Au revoir= Good-bye | Nourriture= food | Il/Elle= he/she | Avoir besoin de= to have a need |
| Je= I | Aller= to go | Belle/Bon= beautiful/handsome | Comment ca va?= How are you? |
| Aimer= to like | Faire= to do | Manger= to eat | Ca va? = What's up? / It's good. |
| Vouloir= to want | Shopping= shopping | Dancer= to dance | Merci beacoup= Thank you very much. |
Sentance Structure:
Like English, the French construction of a sentence places the subject in the beginning of the sentence followed by the verb and then the direct or indirect object.
**The major difference in the construction comes with adjectives. In French, the vast majority of adjectives come after the noun that they modify.
Reminders:
A noun is a person, place or thing.
A verb is the action which the subject of the sentence makes. It is the what, why and how of the sentence.
An adjective is a word that modifies a noun. It describes the person, place, or thing looks like.
An adverb is a word that modifies a verb. It tells how or why something happens.