English Alphabet Phonétique

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Traduction

A

eï

able

capable

B

bii

be quiet

calme toi

C

cii

cinema

cinéma

D

dii

diner

dîner

E

ii

each

chaque, chacun

F

èf

freedom

liberté

G

gji

George

Georges

H

eïtch

house

maison

I

aï

ice-cream

glace

J

djeï

Jack

Jacques

K

keï

Katherine

Catherine

L

èl

lovely

beau, belle, ravissant

M

èm

man

homme

N

èn

never

jamais

O

o

opera

opéra

P

pi

pipe

pipe

Q

kiou

queue

queue

R

ar

rabbit

lapin

S

ès

sad

triste

T

ti

tea-time

l’heure du tee

U

you

use

utiliser

V

vi

Vivian

Viviane

W

dobelyou

water

eau

X

èks

x-ray

rayons x

Y

waï

way

chemin, direction

Z

zèd

zebra

zèbre

4th October 2002

P.1

English Vocabulary To Be I am You are He, she, it is We are You are They are Colours White Black Green Red Blue

To watch To look To see To Know To seat To spell To speak

4th October 2002

To understand To learn To want To bye To change

Brown Pink Yellow Dark

Transportation

House

Bus Car Taxi

Door Television

You have to It is the same You see how easy it is Who are you ? Can you repeat please ? You can see movies in a cinema

My name is It’s easy It’s difficult Men are bad How do you spell Do you know the colour of the bus ?

What else ? It’s red / the bus is red Around the world

P.2

English Vocabulary One Two Three Four Five Six Seven

Eight Nine Ten

To be hungry I am = I’m It is = it’s To put To call

Animals A dog A cat A fish A horse An elephant

A cow

Or And With Without If Else

Breakfast Tea Marmalade Coffee Jam Chocolate Bread Orange juice Croissant Milk Cheese A cat is an animal Good morning We are in a hotel It’s eight o’clock in the morning I’m hungry It’s breakfast time

Everybody Man Men Woman Women

Breakfast Ham Bacon Egg Sugar Butter Toast Cereals Omelette At ten o’clock, it’s to late It’s no more breakfast time You put butter on your bread Anything else ? What do you have for breakfast ?

11th October 2002

The reception desk The receptionist Lovely Next week Her, His, Its

I have tea I want to leave a message to I have a black coffee with no I want to speak with milk To make a phone call Anybody drink chocolate ? She is a woman

P.3

English Vocabulary Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen

Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Sunday A week The week end A year Today Tomorrow

18th October 2002

Seventy Eighty Ninety Hundred

What time is it please ? From ... to / On / At It’s nine o’clock It’s a quarter to I go from my car to my bank It’s half past three eleven pm If I want money, I go on a bank It’s thirty to four It’s twenty past one If I want money, I go at my bank It’s a quarter past pm We have class from eight thirty to ten pm ten am It’s ten to two am We have class on Friday Good evening everybody ! How old are you ? The watch How are you ? I’m thirty four Friday is between Thursday How do you do ? I’m fifty six years old and Saturday Nice to meet you How many fingers can you Last week To meet somebody see ? What’s the difference beSee you tween x and y ? See you soon Today, it’s Friday

Go / Get I go to work at 8 am I get to work at 9 am I go home at 7 pm I get home at 8 pm After Saturday comes Sunday Do you want to come next week ? It’s my fault

P.4

English Vocabulary Great grandfather Grandfather Father Son Grandson To walk To cross To wait To be born To marry To be dead

Great grandmother Grandmother Mother Daughter Granddaughter

Grandpa Husband Boy Man Brother Uncle Nephew

Grandma Wife Girl Woman Sister Aunt Niece

Brother in law Stepfather Stepson Widower Cousin Grandparents Grandchildren

Sister in law Stepmother Stepdaughter Widow Cousin Family

25th October 2002 One child Two children

Dead Great

Ant Hunt Hunted

Walk Don’t walk Pavement Street

To be married To get divorce To be divorced I go to the desk I get to the desk

Can I can ride a bicycle I can speak English I can walk Can you speak EngCan you walk ? lish ? Rosa Can’t walk Kim is Sue’s son David is Sue’s husband John is Harry’s grandson Harry’s grandson is John Didier is Charles’s stepfather Julie is Christine’s daughter Helen is jacqueline’s grandmother

I walk on the pavement. I arrive to a traffic light. The traffic light says : Don’t walk. I stop and wait on the pavement. The traffic light says : Walk I cross the street.

A man and a woman get married He is the first born child Paul and sue get divorced Sue found an other man. She is very lucky.

P.5

English Vocabulary To match To listen to To hear To read To write To pronounce To say

To tell To speak To mean To play To remember To worry To do

To put To let To make To last

Word Picture The meaning Above Under A kid

An adult A paper A pencil A pen A handbag

Other Another Whole Life

A glass The drinks A bar

I have I had Did you ?

What’s this ? Several words make a sentence I don’t understand What does it mean ? What’s the meaning of this ? It could be

What else ? Another glass I can read Hand writing How many ? How much is this ? Let’s have some drinks

8th November 2002

Let’s go To last your whole life long Don’t worry To be alone

P.6

English Vocabulary To offer To Paint To eat To be invited To ask To dial To be sat A gift A present Birthday A cake A party

To have I have You have He/she/it has We have You have They have A restaurant A bar A cafe A pub An office A sandwich

Countries France French Algeria Algerian Portugal Portuguese Colombia Colombian Italy Italian It’s for you I’m from France I’m french Where do you work ? I work in Paris I work at my office Let me ask you something

A country Nationality Citizen Citizenship Here

15th November 2002

My Your His / Her / Its Our Your Their Singular Plural Twice Double A single A single room

Countries Austria Austrian Germany German Australia Australian Spain Spanish America American An English speaking country Someone who has his birthday The international code You are invited to a birthday The country code party The area code Half a kilo potato French fries Another one P.7

English Vocabulary To like I like You like He/she/it likes we like You like They like

Negation with to do I don’t like You don’t like He/she/it doesn’t like we don’t like You don’t like They don’t like

Interrogation with to do Do I like ? Do you like ? Does he/she/it like ? Do we like ? Do you like Do they like ?

Interronegation with to do Don’t i like ? Don’t you like ? Doesn’t he/she/it like ? Don’t we like ? Don’t you like ? Don’t they like ?

I like to write I like writing Do you like to drink ? Do you like drinking ? She likes to read She likes reading

Do you like to watch tv and to listen to radio ? Dont they like to drink whisky, to eat horse meat and to speak loud ?

Or / and / but If ... then ... else This / these The top The bottom Such as

Bad Worse Nul

Very fast slowly To choose true / false Such / such as Most

If i write in black, then you can see, else you can’t read I am still thinking I like gone with the wind Myriam likes whisky but not cognac This is a pen / These are pens

Better Best Good Normal Average Regular

29th November 2002

Yes, i like watching tv and listening to radio Yes, they like drinking whiskey, eating horse meat and speaking loud

To dream Still Most Heaven / hell Now

It’s difficult to follow You understand it better The best in the world You are such a nice person People such as you are ... I have seen wonders it was wonderfull P.8

English Vocabulary To find To tell To fall To lose To think To hope To dream

found told fell lost thought hoped dreamed / t

Contrary Wonderful Horse meat Age group A guy A trail To look for To go back

13th December 2002

found told fallen lost thought hoped dreamed / t

Will not = won’t I would = I’d Teenagers Falls Leaves Breeze Ever Since Mind

I don’t like men, I prefer women Do you think you’re a good or an average student ? After fifteen years of being married, you won’t find your husband wonderful He is such a nice person She is so nice

She is interested by .... Where would you like to travel ? I’m looking for my pen To walk in the wild The horse whisperer

P.9

English Vocabulary To buy To be hungry To starve To send To bring To ought

I will be I’ll be

A postcard A stamp A post office Before After

Abroad Strange A stranger An alien

Shop A supermarket We are open A baker, a bakery We are closed A shop A customer A store A consumer A grocer, a grocery To buy When do you go to London ? I’ll go tomorrow. Have you ever been to Lon- No, I have never been there. don ? No, I didn’t. When was it ? 20 years ago. Many years ago How long did you stay ? I stayed one month. How many days ? For how long ?

22th November 2002

A country wich is not mine A long time ago I enjoy my holidays I was a fan What about the last movie ? Gone with the wind I don’t give a dam You need two more things to send a postcard How many kids have you ? How old are they ? What do they do during the day ? They go to school.

Four of them go to school What about the fifth ? Next year, he will go to school like the other one

P.10

English Vocabulary Big Bigger Biggest A travel A journey A show Right To be ill To be sick To stay home To sing along To shine To smile

10th January 2003

A lunch A supper Twice A fine A 100$ fine Friends I was ill I have been sick I stayed home To wonder To be back again To get back again

To find To tell To fall To understand To go

found told fell understood

found told fallen understood

went

gone

Politeness Excuse me Bye, Good bye Please See you Thank you What can I do for you ? Sorry Here/There you are Hello ! Hi ! You are very welcome The new Year’s eve Merry Christmas Thank you so much Happy New Year You are right How was your Christmas ? It’s right here We invited some friends at my home I had lunch What have you done for Christmas ? I went to my friend’s home Where have you been for Christmas ? I stayed in my home Once upon a time

You have been to texas ! Did you like Texas ? Can you tell us something about Texas ? Texas is bigger than France, but Alaska is the biggest state of United States. I went to Bretagne We went to a show P.11

English Vocabulary To know To take to leave To live To sell

knew took left lived sold

known taken left lived sold

To go back I’m back I’m back again To be retired To get lucky To get to

To take over A sentence Your job A behavior Housewife A workoholic

Chemical A can A leader A factory Including A coin A quarter A melting pot

Small Smaller Smallest

A whish which Which one

I had a one hundred dollar fine France is smaller than Texas I went to Portugal for Christmas I study man’s behavior I don’t work anymore Where do you work ? What do you do at work ?

17th January 2003

I work on computer What do you do ? In an average year, A world leader

P.12

English Vocabulary First 1st Second 2nd Third 3rd Fourth 4th Fifth 5th Sixth 6th Seventh 7th

Eighth 8th Ninth 9th Tenth 10th Eleventh 11th Twenty first 21st Thirty second 32nd Forty third 43rd

Most The luck Him To get down To be used to To go wrong

Light To belong to Myself Old / young Nothing Ever

Infinitive To write To make To get To have To be

Preterit wrote made got had was

I’m back to the Factory My wish is to study man’s behaviour I will retire in two years I went to Italy for Christmas I’m a Texan housewife who left for Portugal

January February March April May June

July August September October November December

Around Always Really Lonely A note A bank note Past participle written made got had been

Infinitive To do To speak To buy To read To walk

He doesn’t live any more I live in Elancourt Every morning, I leave Elancourt I live somewhere else Leave me alone A rainy day

24th January 2003

Preterit did spoke bought read walked

Past participle done spoken bought read walked

Infinitive To talk To feel To quit To seem To belong

Preterit talked felt quit /quitted seemed belonged

Past participle talked felt quit / quitted seemed belonged

Infinitive To eat To give To win To fit To hang

Preterit ate gave won fit / fitted hung/hanged

Past participle eaten given won fit / fitted hung / hanged

What is the smallest Euro coin ? The smallest Euro coin is the one cent coin His number’s up To give something to somebody P.13

English Vocabulary

31st January 2003

To be lazy To make short To shorten To get down To enjoy To join I found a coin I have found a coin I had found a coin

I ate something I have eaten I had eaten

I can afford me this A travel agency

Something funny

Download Upload The wrong way Peanuts A channel Help yourself

Hotel Hotel A room A fridge A bathroom An elevator Furnished A refrigerator A bath A bed Telephone A television A shower A king size bed Phone A TV A mirror A queen size Direct phone A sat TV A lift bed th I’ll be back on 25 September I’ll be back on September 25th This is Laura’s book This book belongs to Laura This book is Laura’s You have a direct phone in each room This is a three star hotel

A crown A hairdresser A cruise A lifetime Duty free Goods Hotel The ground A pool floor A sink The basement The facilities A swimming The toilets pool The loo

P.14

English Vocabulary Above Under Beneath In Inside Next to Far

Close Next door Near to On Beside Behind Between

In front of Nearby Side Aside

The loo The rest room Twin beds A guest A poor man Conveniently

Tiny Centrally Chinese Western A wall The great wall

A full range A health club The health Sightseeing tour A bird

The moon dust A star Just like me So

To fall down To long To sprinkle To follow

You are willing to speak I’m such a lazy man that I couldn’t find the fridge I’m so lazy that I couldn’t ... I have found a bank note in my hotel room I had peanuts in the basement

7th February 2003

His name is known all over the world

I can’t afford this bath I can’t buy this bath To make a long story short The basement is under the ground The sky is above my head

I’d like to have my hair cut. Where should I go ? Can you tell me what’s on the movie theatre tonight ? I’d like to have a nice meal. Do you have a king size bed in your room ?

No, I don’t, I have a queen size bed in my room. Do you know where the swimming pool is please ? If I invite you in my house, you’ll be my guest. Be my guest P.15

English Vocabulary To check To leave To show To guess To land To take off

A warranty A deposit A currency A wallet An allowance Worth

The bill The invoice Spirits A boat A passport EEC

Though Bitter Snowy Sunny Rainy

Clothes A shirt Trousers A shirt with A pullover long sleeves A tie Shoes A belt Socks A skirt Excuse me for being late I have been to Haute Savoie I went to Haute Savoie You go through customs Do you have goods to declare ? I have made my mind

Below Forename Surname Given name First name Last name Date of birth

28th February 2003

Place of birth Nationality Address Occupation

Clothes A dress Underwear A jacket A panty A blouse Stocks A sweater A bra A tee-shirt What are your hobbies ? You have to show The car is not sold It’s show time Guess what ?

P.16

English Vocabulary I will drink I’ll drink I’m going to drink

Honestly Anyway Perhaps Maybe Then All of us

To wear To reach To go on To lie To predict To start

To arrive To think

7th March 2003

Useless Loneliness From

The body A finger An eye A hand A face An arm A nose Hair A mouth Bald A tongue I bought a dress I have bought a dress I had bought a dress It’s a snowy day I have to pay for spirits I have to find my tie because it’s showtime

The body A tooth A fist The teeth A neck An ear A shoulder A cheek A back A wrist A stomach I’m going to have rice with pineapple The body building The body shop

The body A belly A foot A leg The feet A knee An ass An ankle A navel The toes A breast

The body A head An elbow A liver A heart

P.17

English Vocabulary

14th March 2003

To be able to To take care I can To use I can’t To lift I’ll be able to I was able to

Perhaps Maybe Prints Slides The slums The dump

The heights dixieland The Hollywood Bowl Useless Careless

Pound Dollar

Within Clean Walls

Did you had a nice week ? No, because I didn’t see you. No, because I haven’t seen you. Can you show me your tongue ? How many arms have you ? Do you like liver with onions ? Can you stand up please ?

How many nose have you got ? Do you wear dresses ? No, I don’t / Yes I do Do you like women with nice breast ? Do you want me to do this ? Do you want me to do so ?

Will you be able to come next week ? What is in your opinion ? In my opinion, .... Can you read please ? This is a true story Hello folks ! P.18

English Vocabulary

21st March 2003

Buck = Dollar Soon Together Quiet

I got to You could make That’s life Flea market Take five

To shake hand No dog act All-right Well

To let To hit To blow

It’s all-right That’s right

I can go to the Hollywood Bowl I’ll be able to buy slides I’m useless, I even haven’t got hundred bucks We are very close and spend a lot of time together Let’s spend the night together

Maybe I won’t be able to take care of this wall Perhaps, will I not be able to take care of this wall ASAP = As soon as possible

P.19

English Vocabulary To elaborate To lead To listen To blow To hand over To hit To get out

To solve To hurt To tear To break To take five ‘ To got to

To have fun To seek To notice To last To assess To be upset

No one At least Depth Rather A flea A flea market

Unfortunately However A lover Well

Cute / nice Attractive Tall Short / small Bright Brilliant

Intelligent Clever Stupid Kind Large / Huge Good looking

The Horn To horn

Beautiful Handsome

A single Single A great musical genius All right Boys !!! You’ve done it You’re through No one blows a horn You could make I give you a three

A smoker A non smoker Let it hit Boys Take five Listen Fido Can’t you read ? How does he do it ? What an act !!! Nobody ever solved

Big Slim Fitted Funny Smart Educated

Good manners A professional Affectionate Sincere Worm / cold

For on all the world Only xxx knows For you see, ... Hey you !!!

28th March 2003

A joke A vet Whereas Fair A survey Alone

A woman is beautiful A man is handsome An attractive person Be kind A good sense of humour For a 1:1 relationship P.20