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French Vocabulary

Learn useful French words.

Are you studying French for work, school or just for fun? If so, we offer you free interactive quizzes that can help you expand your French vocabulary and have a little fun while you're at it!

We have selected French words and expressions that you may find useful in practical situations, not just while writing a test. Take each quiz as many times as you like. Do it every day and watch your results improve! Practice makes perfect, especially when it comes to learning languages.

Basics
Embark on a fun and interactive journey where you'll learn essential French words and phrases. Whether you're a beginner or just brushing up, these quizzes will help you memorize greetings, questions, and everyday expressions.
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Getting There
These quizzes will guide you in learning useful words and expressions for navigating airports, hotels, restaurants, and more. Start your journey now and travel with confidence in French-speaking countries!
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Numbers
Numbers and counting are among the most useful topics when starting to learn a new language. Beware that French numbers can be tricky due to their unique structure, especially after 69. For example, 70 is "soixante-dix" (sixty-ten), 80 is "quatre-vingts" (four-twenties), and 90 is "quatre-vingt-dix" (four-twenty-ten). This pattern can be confusing for learners accustomed to more straightforward numbering systems. Yes, French numbers can be tricky, but we've got you covered!
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Time
Are you studying French for work, school or just for fun?
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House
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Occupations
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School
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Shopping
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Nature
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Medical
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Family
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Colors
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Describing People
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Entertainment
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Food
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About the French language.

In addition to France, French is widely spoken in Belgium, Canada, Switzerland, Haiti and some Western and Central African nations. French is first or second language of hundreds of millions of people. Native French speaker is often referred as francophone.

French is one of the Romance languages. Italian, Portuguese and Spanish also belong to this group. Even basic knowledge of French can give you a strong head start in learning these popular languages in the future. If you already know another Romance language, it can be helpful in mastering French. Knowing some French can also be useful in improving your English, since many English words have been borrowed from French.

Written French uses several silent letters and multiple pronunciation rules, which makes it a little intimidating to the beginners. Still, French is one of the most popular languages to study and many people may find it as rewarding as it's challenging.???

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