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flowers in french 💐

daffodil - la jonquille

daisy - la marguerite 

tulip - la tulipe

lily - le lys 

sunflower - le tournesol

carnation - l’œillet (m) 

rose - la rose  

rosebud - le bouton de rose

cherry tree - le cerisier

chrysanthemum - le chrysanthème 

dandelion - le pissenlit

honeysuckle - le chèvrefeuille

aster - l’aster (m)

orchid - l’orchidée (f)

flower bouquet - le bouquet de fleurs 

to blossom - fleurir 

flower - la fleur 

freesia - le freesia 

flowering tree - l’arbre en fleur (m) 

meadow - la prairie 

petal - le pétale 

📓 websites for french learning

Completely in French:

TV5 MONDE Apprendre le français - has a lot of good listening exercises

Le Point du FLE - redirects to a lot of good French content and comprehension exercises

Links I found on Quebec’s website:

Banque de dépannage linguistique (BDL)

Banque d’exercices de français (bank of French exercises)

For English speakers:

Lawless French - covers a large variety of basic subjects

Français interactif (from University of Texas at Austin) - includes a textbook

Tex’s French Grammar - grammar lessons and exercises with fun characters

As a student learning French, I thought it would be neat to offer French resources not only for myself, but for other French learners!

Learning Websites

Duolingo 

Bonjour

Babbel

ieLanguages

TalkInFrench

TheFrenchTutorial

FrenchCrazy

TheFrenchExperiement

FrenchByFrench

Memrise

Busuu

LanguagesOnline

Lingvist

Dictionaries & Checkers

Bonpatron (Checker)

Languagetool (Checker)

Reverso (Checker)

Linguee (Dictionary)

Reverso Dictionary (Dictionary/Checker)

Collins Dictionary (Dictionary)

Wordreference (Dictionary)

Linternaute (Dictionary)

Larousse (Dictionary)

Pronunciation

Frenchcrazy English vs. French

Letter Pronounciation

FSI Language

TalkInFrench

Pronunciation PDF

Phonetique

PronunciationGuide

Fluentu

Grammar Basics

Contractions

Possessive Determiners

Indefinite Articles

Definite Articles

Demonstrative Determiners

Interrogatives

Partitive Articles

Prepositions

Conjunctions

Conjugating Words (-ER, -IR, -RE; regular & irregular) + examples

Accent Marks

Imparfait vs Passe Compose

Imparfait vs Passe Compose 2

Passé Composé (past tense)

Futur Proche (near future, using aller)

Future Tense

Feminine & Masculine Words (+ Genders)

Tips from Native Speakers

Vocabulary

100 Subjects

41 Subjects

1000 Most Common French Words

170+ Subjects

Space Vocabulary (Tumblr Masterpost)

Extra

Type French + its Accents

Studyblrs who are Learning or Already Speak French (click French)

French Words Daily (a Tumblr Account)

French Words Daily (another Tumblr Account)

Tips

Definitely keep a notebook

Take a class if possible

If you’re taking a class, write down any extra French vocabulary you may get; my teacher likes to call it “bonus free knowledge” when she gives us extra vocabulary

Practice pronouncing. All. The. Time.

Take notes

Have readable notes

Practice writing & grammar

Once you start learning, do not stop or else you’re going to forget things!!

Take quizzes & tests online for practice

Make some online French friends :))

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