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February 12, 2026
10000 French Words - Episode 4: The Market — Le marché
<p>1. Episode 4: The Market — Épisode 4 : Le marché</p><p>2. to buy — acheter</p><p>3. I buy vegetables at the market — J'achète mes légumes au marché</p><p>4. to sell — vendre</p><p>5. The farmer sells fresh fish — Le fermier vend du poisson frais</p><p>6. to cost — coûter</p><p>7. How much does it cost — Combien ça coûte</p><p>8. to weigh — peser</p><p>9. Weigh these strawberries please — Veuillez peser ces fraises, s'il vous plaît.</p><p>10. fresh — frais</p><p>11. The fish is fresh today — Le poisson est frais aujourd'hui</p><p>12. ripe — mûr</p><p>13. The peaches are ripe — Les pêches sont mûres</p><p>14. organic — organique</p><p>15. Organic vegetables are best — Les légumes biologiques sont les meilleurs</p><p>16. season — saison</p><p>17. Tomatoes are in season — Les tomates sont de saison</p><p>18. basket — panier</p><p>19. She has a full basket — Elle a un panier plein</p><p>20. display — afficher</p><p>21. The display is colorful — L'écran est coloré</p><p>22. merchant — marchand</p><p>23. The merchant is friendly — Le commerçant est aimable</p><p>24. price — prix</p><p>25. The price is fair — Le prix est juste</p><p>26. change — changement</p><p>27. Here is your change — Voici votre monnaie</p><p>28. discount — rabais</p><p>29. There is a discount today — Il y a une réduction aujourd'hui</p><p>30. quality — qualité</p><p>31. The quality is excellent — La qualité est excellente</p><p>32. quantity — quantité</p><p>33. The quantity is generous — La quantité est généreuse</p><p>34. abundant — abondant</p><p>35. The market is abundant — Le marché est abondant</p><p>36. rare — rare</p><p>37. This apple is rare — Cette pomme est rare</p><p>38. local — locale</p><p>39. I buy local produce — J'achète des produits locaux</p><p>40. artisanal — artisanal</p><p>41. The bread is artisanal — Le pain est artisanal.</p><p>42. apple — pomme</p><p>43. pear — poire</p><p>44. peach — pêche</p><p>45. plum — prune</p><p>46. cherry — cerise</p><p>47. strawberry — fraise</p><p>48. raspberry — framboise</p><p>49. blueberry — myrtille</p><p>50. grape — raisin</p><p>51. melon — melon</p><p>52. watermelon — pastèque</p><p>53. lemon — citron</p><p>54. orange — orange</p><p>55. grapefruit — pamplemousse</p><p>56. banana — banane</p><p>57. pineapple — ananas</p><p>58. mango — mangue</p><p>59. avocado — avocat</p><p>60. tomato — tomate</p><p>61. cucumber — concombre</p><p>62. zucchini — courgettes</p><p>63. eggplant — aubergine</p><p>64. pepper — poivre</p><p>65. carrot — carotte</p><p>66. onion — oignon</p><p>67. garlic — ail</p><p>68. potato — pomme de terre</p><p>69. lettuce — laitue</p><p>70. spinach — épinard</p><p>71. cabbage — chou</p><p>72. cauliflower — chou-fleur</p><p>73. broccoli — brocoli</p><p>74. mushroom — champignon</p><p>75. corn — maïs</p><p>76. leek — poireau</p><p>77. bean — haricot</p><p>78. artichoke — artichaut</p><p>79. asparagus — asperge</p><p>80. beet — betterave</p><p>81. radish — radis</p><p>82. parsley — persil</p><p>83. basil — basilic</p><p>84. thyme — thym</p><p>85. rosemary — romarin</p><p>86. mint — menthe</p><p>87. honey — Miel</p><p>88. jam — Confiture</p><p>89. olive oil — huile d'olive</p><p>90. vinegar — vinaigre</p><p>91. flour — farine</p><p>92. egg — œuf</p><p>93. cheese — fromage</p><p>94. butter — beurre</p><p>95. bread — pain</p><p>96. scale — échelle</p><p>97. bag — sac</p><p>98. box — boîte</p><p>99. jar — pot</p><p>100. bottle — bouteille</p><p>101. receipt — reçu</p><p>102. cash — espèces</p><p>103. card — carte</p><p>104. wallet — portefeuille</p><p>105. coin — pièce de monnaie</p><p>106. note — note</p><p>107. haggle — marchander</p><p>108. bargain — marchander</p><p>109. sale — vente</p><p>110. vendor — fournisseur</p><p>111. stall — décrochage</p><p>112. awning — store</p><p>113. tote — sac fourre-tout</p><p>114. shop bag — sac de courses</p><p>115. market day — jour de marché</p><p>116. farmers — agriculteurs</p>
February 12, 2026
10000 French Words - **Episode 3: The Cafe — Épisode 3 : Le Café**
<p>**Episode 3: The Cafe — Épisode 3 : Le Café**</p><p><br></p><p>1. Episode 3: The Cafe — Épisode 3 : Le Café</p><p>2. to order — commander</p><p>3. I would like to order coffee — Je voudrais commander un café</p><p>4. to serve — servir</p><p>5. The waiter serves espresso — Le serveur sert un espresso</p><p>6. to taste — au goût</p><p>7. Taste the croissant — Goûtez le croissant</p><p>8. to prefer — préférer</p><p>9. I prefer coffee without sugar — Je préfère le café sans sucre</p><p>10. to choose — choisir</p><p>11. I choose the croissant — Je choisis le croissant</p><p>12. the bill — le projet de loi</p><p>13. Can I have the bill please — Puis-je avoir la facture, s'il vous plaît ?</p><p>14. terrace — terrasse</p><p>15. We sit on the terrace — Nous sommes assis sur la terrasse</p><p>16. cup — tasse</p><p>17. The cup of espresso — La tasse d'espresso</p><p>18. sugar — sucre</p><p>19. She adds sugar to her coffee — Elle ajoute du sucre à son café</p><p>20. milk — lait</p><p>21. The milk is hot — Le lait est chaud</p><p>22. croissant — croissant</p><p>23. The croissant is delicious — Le croissant est délicieux</p><p>24. menu — menu</p><p>25. The menu changes weekly — Le menu change chaque semaine.</p><p>26. drink — boire</p><p>27. What drink do you want — Quelle boisson désirez-vous ?</p><p>28. menu card — carte de menu</p><p>29. Here is the menu card — Voici la carte du menu</p><p>30. owner — propriétaire</p><p>31. The owner is friendly — Le propriétaire est sympathique</p><p>32. tip — conseil</p><p>33. We left a good tip — Nous avons laissé un bon pourboire</p><p>34. counter — comptoir</p><p>35. He sits at the counter — Il est assis au comptoir</p><p>36. espresso — espresso</p><p>37. One espresso please — Un espresso, s'il vous plaît.</p><p>38. regular customer — client régulier</p><p>39. She comes every morning — Elle vient tous les matins</p><p>40. flavor — saveur</p><p>41. The flavor is excellent — Le goût est excellent</p><p>42. saucer — soucoupe</p><p>43. spoon — cuillère</p><p>44. teaspoon — cuillère à café</p><p>45. fork — fourchette</p><p>46. knife — couteau</p><p>47. plate — plaque</p><p>48. napkin — serviette de table</p><p>49. tray — plateau</p><p>50. glass — verre</p><p>51. carafe — carafe</p><p>52. water — eau</p><p>53. sparkling water — Eau gazeuse</p><p>54. black coffee — café noir</p><p>55. white coffee — café blanc</p><p>56. café au lait — café au lait</p><p>57. cappuccino — cappuccino</p><p>58. hot chocolate — chocolat chaud</p><p>59. tea — thé</p><p>60. mint tea — thé à la menthe</p><p>61. juice — jus</p><p>62. lemonade — limonade</p><p>63. soda — soude</p><p>64. beer — bière</p><p>65. wine — vin</p><p>66. red wine — vin rouge</p><p>67. white wine — vin blanc</p><p>68. rosé — rose</p><p>69. champagne — Champagne</p><p>70. pastry — pâtisserie</p><p>71. pain au chocolat — pain au chocolat</p><p>72. tarte tatin — tarte tatin</p><p>73. madeleine — madeleine</p><p>74. éclair — éclair</p><p>75. macaron — macaron</p><p>76. baguette — baguette</p><p>77. butter — beurre</p><p>78. jam — Confiture</p><p>79. honey — Miel</p><p>80. cheese — fromage</p><p>81. ham — jambon</p><p>82. sandwich — sandwich</p><p>83. salad — salade</p><p>84. omelette — omelette</p><p>85. croque-monsieur — croque-monsieur</p><p>86. soup — soupe</p><p>87. quiche — quiche</p><p>88. dessert — dessert</p><p>89. ice cream — glace</p><p>90. sorbet — sorbet</p><p>91. crepe — crêpe</p><p>92. waffle — gaufre</p><p>93. mousse — mousse</p><p>94. brûlée — brûlée</p><p>95. breakfast — petit-déjeuner</p><p>96. brunch — brunch</p><p>97. lunch — déjeuner</p><p>98. snack — collation</p><p>99. waiter — serveur</p><p>100. waitress — serveuse</p><p>101. apron — tablier</p><p>102. newspaper — journal</p><p>103. magazine — revue</p><p>104. music — musique</p><p>105. table — tableau</p><p>106. chair — chaise</p><p>107. reservation — réservation</p><p>108. special — spécial</p>
February 12, 2026
**Episode 2: The Street — Épisode 2 : La rue**
<p>**Episode 2: The Street — Épisode 2 : La rue**</p><p><br></p><p>1. Episode 2: The Street — Épisode 2 : La rue</p><p>2. street — rue</p><p>3. The street is narrow and quiet — La rue est étroite et calme.</p><p>4. neighborhood — quartier</p><p>5. This neighborhood is very charming — Ce quartier est très charmant.</p><p>6. to walk — marcher</p><p>7. I walk through the old quarter — Je traverse le vieux quartier</p><p>8. to observe — observer</p><p>9. I observe the passing crowd — J'observe la foule qui passe</p><p>10. to hear — entendre</p><p>11. I hear music from the cafe — J'entends de la musique provenant du café</p><p>12. to smell — sentir</p><p>13. I smell fresh bread — Je sens le pain frais</p><p>14. bright — brillant</p><p>15. The bright windows shine at dusk — Les fenêtres brillantes scintillent au crépuscule</p><p>16. noisy — bruyant</p><p>17. The market square is noisy — La place du marché est bruyante.</p><p>18. quiet — calme</p><p>19. This street is quiet and peaceful — Cette rue est calme et paisible.</p><p>20. ancient — ancien</p><p>21. The ancient church is beautiful — L'ancienne église est magnifique</p><p>22. modern — moderne</p><p>23. The modern building is new — Le bâtiment moderne est neuf</p><p>24. facade — façade</p><p>25. The facade is colorful — La façade est colorée</p><p>26. sidewalk — trottoir</p><p>27. The sidewalk is crowded — Le trottoir est bondé</p><p>28. corner — coin</p><p>29. The bakery is on the corner — La boulangerie est au coin de la rue.</p><p>30. passageway — passage</p><p>31. There is a hidden passageway — Il existe un passage secret</p><p>32. shop window — vitrine</p><p>33. The windows show the new collection — Les vitrines présentent la nouvelle collection</p><p>34. sign — signe</p><p>35. The sign reads Boulangerie — L'enseigne indique Boulangerie</p><p>36. pedestrian — piéton</p><p>37. Many pedestrians fill the market — Le marché est rempli de nombreux piétons.</p><p>38. crossroads — carrefour</p><p>39. I waited at the crossroads — J'ai attendu au carrefour.</p><p>40. atmosphere — atmosphère</p><p>41. The atmosphere is warm here — L'atmosphère est chaleureuse ici.</p><p>42. square — carré</p><p>43. fountain — fontaine</p><p>44. bench — banc</p><p>45. lamppost — lampadaire</p><p>46. courtyard — cour intérieure</p><p>47. archway — arche</p><p>48. balcony — balcon</p><p>49. shutters — volets</p><p>50. rooftop — toit</p><p>51. chimney — cheminée</p><p>52. steeple — clocher</p><p>53. clock tower — tour de l'horloge</p><p>54. graffiti — graffiti</p><p>55. mural — mural</p><p>56. poster — affiche</p><p>57. billboard — panneau d'affichage</p><p>58. bicycle lane — piste cyclable</p><p>59. bus shelter — abribus</p><p>60. trash can — poubelle</p><p>61. mailbox — boîte aux lettres</p><p>62. cobblestone — pavé</p><p>63. paving stone — pavé</p><p>64. railing — balustrade</p><p>65. staircase — escalier</p><p>66. flower box — jardinière</p><p>67. flower stand — support à fleurs</p><p>68. newspaper kiosk — kiosque</p><p>69. bookstall — kiosque</p><p>70. market stall — étal de marché</p><p>71. fruit vendor — vendeur de fruits</p><p>72. street musician — musicien de rue</p><p>73. busker — musicien ambulant</p><p>74. artist — artiste</p><p>75. passerby — passant</p><p>76. local — locale</p><p>77. tourist — touristique</p><p>78. crowd — foule</p><p>79. traffic — trafic</p><p>80. horn — corne</p><p>81. bicycle — vélo</p><p>82. scooter — scooter</p><p>83. truck — camion</p><p>84. bridge — pont</p><p>85. river bank — bord de la rivière</p><p>86. canal — canal</p><p>87. statue — statue</p><p>88. monument — monument</p><p>89. plaque — plaque</p><p>90. town hall — mairie</p><p>91. post office — bureau de poste</p><p>92. police — police</p><p>93. church — église</p><p>94. cathedral — cathédrale</p><p>95. library — bibliothèque</p><p>96. school — école</p><p>97. pharmacy — pharmacie</p><p>98. bakery — boulangerie</p><p>99. butcher — Boucher</p><p>100. store — magasin</p><p>101. gift shop — boutique de cadeaux</p><p>102. antique shop — boutique d'antiquités</p><p>103. gallery — galerie</p><p>104. cinema — cinéma</p><p>105. restaurant — restaurant</p><p>106. bistro — bistro</p><p>107. cafe — café</p><p>108. bookshop — librairie</p><p>109. florist — fleuriste</p><p>110. park — parc</p><p>111. garden — jardin</p>
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