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bonjour! enchanté. je m’appelle, rozita. i share my language learning progress and resources
currently learning: french and korean (한글)
native languages: malayalam, english
if you see me posting but not replying to you, it's because i have queued posts.
白き焔
2014年、幸手権現堂。
白く燃え盛るように咲く彼岸花。
Plural Nouns in French
in general, we add an 's' to make a noun plural
un crayon (a pencil) - des crayons (some pencils)
une pomme (an apple) - des pommes (some apples)
un papillon (a butterfly) - des papillons (some butterlies)
nouns ending with 's', 'x' and 'z' do not change
un nez - des nez
we add an 'x' to the nouns ending with 'eu,' 'au' and 'eau'
un gâteau - des gâteaux
un oiseau - des oiseaux
French Articles : Definite & Indefinite
Les articles définis | The Definite Articles
Le - singular masculine
La - singular feminine
Les - plural (m/f)
L' - contracted m or f. in front of a vowel or mute h singular
Les articles indéfinis | The Indefinite Articles
un - a/an masculine singular
une - a/an feminine singular
des - some plural (m/f)
Another List of "Beautiful" Words
to include in your next poem
Avidulous - somewhat greedy.
Breviloquent - marked by brevity of speech.
Compotation - a drinking or tippling together.
Crimpy - of weather; unpleasant; raw and cold.
Desiderium - an ardent desire or longing; especially, a feeling of loss or grief for something lost.
Dyspathy - lack of sympathy.
Ebriosity - habitual intoxication.
Epitasis - the part of a play developing the main action and leading to the catastrophe.
Fantod - a state of irritability and tension.
Graumangere - a great meal.
Grimoire - a magician's manual for invoking demons and the spirits of the dead.
Hiemal - of or relating to winter.
Illaudable - deserving no praise.
Impluvious - wet with rain.
Innominate - having no name; unnamed; also, “anonymous”.
Juberous - doubtful and hesitating.
Noctilucous - shining at night.
Poetaster - an inferior poet.
Psychrophilic - thriving at a relatively low temperature.
Quiddity - the essential nature or ultimate form of something: what makes something to be the type of thing that it is.
Repullulate - to bud or sprout again.
Retrogradation - a backward movement.
Semiustulate - half burnt or consumed by fire.
Tenebrific - causing gloom or darkness.
Unparadiz’d - brought from joy to miserie.
If any of these words make it into your next poem/story, please tag me. Or leave a link in the replies. I'd love to read them!
More: Lists of Beautiful Words ⚜ Word Lists ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs
⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆ a sweet & simple life ⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆
french indefinite articles / vocabulaire
à la cantine // in the canteen
ensemble // together
en cinquième // in class 5
en sixième // in class 6
un cahier // a notebook
un crayon // a pencil
un enfant // a child
un étudient // a student
un gâteau // a cake
un livre // a book
un nez // a nose
un oiseau // a bird
un papppilon // a butterfly
une cassette // a cassette
une chaise // a chair
une disque // a disc
une pomme // an apple
une règle // a ruler
une robe // a dress
une voiture // a car
vous êtes en quelle classe? which class are you in
french articles / vocabulaire
l'âne (m.) // donkey
la batte // bat
la clé // key
le dauphin // dolphin
l'éléphant (m.) // elephant
la fille // girl
le garçon // boy
l'homme (m.) // man
l'iglou (m.) // igloo
la jupe // skirt
le kaléidoscope // kaleidoscope
la limonade // lemonade
le maïs // corn
le nid // nest
l'oignon (m.) // onion
la pomme // apple
quatre // four
la règle // ruler
le soleil // sun
la tasse // cup
un // one
le violin // violin
le wagon //wagon
le xylophone // xylophone
les yeux (m.) // eyes
zèbre // zebra
Bonjour la France
Le Coq gaulois
le Coq gaulois (The Gallic Rooster) is one of the national symbols of France. It is the symbol of pride.
Napoléon Bonaparte
Napoléon was the greatest French emperor of the 18th century.
La fête nationale
July 14th (le quatorze juillet) is celebrated as the National Day in France.
Le drapeau français
The French flag, is a tri-coloured flag (le tricolore) –blue, white and red.
Le Tour de France
Le Tour de France is a very famous annual cycle race held in France.
La France est connue pour beaucoup de choses comme le vin, le fromage, le pain, les parfums, la mode etc.
France is most famous for many things such as wine, cheese, bread, perfumes, fashion etc.
Un-jumble these French words
CIREM
JUBORNO
ROSIBNO
SOÉLÉD
UA EORVRI
IOSMNRUE
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Today on shamelessly promoting polish language by sharing cool trivia: the cardinal directions are named like parts of the day.
Also btw the plural of “year” is “summers”, so when talking about time you basically have to use the old-fashioned “it happened [X] summers ago”.
I definitively need more of this for every languages!
That’s really why I fell in love with them
I was just doing the same today about the days of the week
In French and Malayalam have the same planets or sun and moon as the days of the week. In English a few of them have Roman or Norse gods references.
Hi!
I was scrolling throught your blog and I just wanted so tell you that there are two little mistakes in your posts :)
The first is in the post with the colours, you wrote "Le couleurs" but your need to put an "s" to "le" since it's plural → "Les couleurs"
And the second is in your post with the months, you wrote "juilliet" instead of "juillet" :)
Maybe it's just spelling mistakes while typing the post but just in case you wrote the same way in your notebook, I wanted to point this out to make sure you won't learn a bad spelling^^
Good luck with French, I hope you enjoy the learning process!
Have a good day :D
Oh thank you! I had written them correctly in my note but made a mistake while posting them. Thanks for pointing out!
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hi everyone! i made a french masterpost about a year ago which can be found here, but it’s a little outdated and i don’t use some of the resources anymore. here is a new updated masterpost about how to learn french!
apps
duolingo is good to start out with, but don’t rely on it entirely. duolingo is more beneficial if you use it as a review rather than a learning resource.
memrise is amazing for any level of french!
drops is a really good vocabulary app. it exposes you to everyday vocabulary you may need while traveling to france. it’s also super aesthetic! it only allows you to use it for 5 minutes a day, but i find it perfect to use before i go to bed.
mango is offered free from libraries in the u.s. and canada. it teaches you with a conversation. this app is very practical and it helps with speaking skills. if you live outside of the u.s. message me and i can make you a free account.
mindsnacks is also a fantastic vocabulary app, but it doesn’t work with ios 11 and you have to pay $4.99 to unlock all the lessons. but if you can get it, it’s definitely worth it! the app forces you to remember all the vocab, and it pronounces everything for you very clearly.
writing/reading
write/read something every day in french! no matter what it is, it will greatly benefit your learning. try to use what you learn each day in your daily writing practice.
here is a website with french children’s books for free. it pronounces the words and offers an english translation which is great for beginners.
1jour1actu is good for A2-C1 learners. they have an app as well as a website.
for more advanced learners, i recommend lemonde.fr
there are several strategies for what to do when coming across a word you don’t know. i usually use a dictionary/google translate and highlight/write down the word i looked up, then review those words before i sleep (sometimes). the more exposure you get to words, the more familiar you will become. keep reading!
forvo is an amazing website where you can see how a word is pronounced by a native speaker. it’s a literal blessing to this earth.
grammar
it’s very important to keep a notebook for your french studies, because french grammar can get really crazy. review your notes weekly to retain the information!
pick a good textbook/workbook to take notes from. i personally used french for dummies. many free textbooks and workbooks can be found at this link, so you can choose which one you think will be best for you.
thoughtco is a good website for when you need help on a specific grammar topic. you can add some of their lessons to your notebook!
rocketlanguages is also good to start out with. same as mango, it’s free to anyone in the u.s. and canada with a library card. it’s good for conversation practice and grammar.
listening
my favorite place to go to for practice is youtube. check out this list of most popular french youtubers!
music is good for listening practice as well. if you have time, look at the lyrics while you listen. maybe memorize a song!
here’s some audiobooks!
dividing your time
a weekly schedule could look like completing 1 lesson in your textbook, reviewing previous lessons, practicing with apps, writing/watching/reading something, etc.
each day you can pick something off of the picture below! listening monday, writing tuesday, reading wednesday…
depending on how much time you have to study, spending 1(+) hour per day is a good ballpark if you want to advance easily in the language.
everyone is different, but this is how i choose to study french. i made a table with each form of practice and i choose 2-3 things off the table to study from (see the picture below). making this is helpful because you spend more time studying the language than looking for ways to study the language. everything is already there for me!
other masterposts
how i study languages by @lovelybluepanda
french resources masterpost
a french masterpost
good luck with your studies, and as always message me if you need any help!
