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Page 1 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010French NCEA Level 1 Appendix for external assessment The appendix indicates language which students need to be able to recognise for Level 1 French examinations: 1.1 Demonstrate understanding of a variety of spoken French texts on areas of most immediate relevance 1.4 Demonstrate understanding of a variety of French texts on areas of most immediate relevance The texts will reflect the communication achievement objectives levels 5 and 6 for learning languages: • Communicate information, ideas, and opinions through different text types. • Respond to personal ideas and opinions. • Communicate appropriately in different situations. Students are expected to understand more complex language which goes beyond the immediate context e.g. past and future events. Students are expected to understand a variety of text types. This will involve sentences and frequently used expressions related to basic personal information in areas of most immediate relevance. The texts will reflect the relationship between language and culture and be adapted as appropriate. Note for internal assessments This appendix applies only to language used for the two end of year reading and listening external assessments. The language which students will use to communicate in internal assessment activities and associated learning opportunities throughout the year will necessarily reflect the French teaching and learning that takes place within the context of each particular classroom and cannot and should not therefore be restricted to solely the language and useful expressions contained in this appendix. NOTES TO TEACHER: Students are expected to be able to recognise: 1. Where a noun, adverb or adjective can easily be constructed from the verb or vice versa; 2. Obvious cognates and loan words; 3. Numbers, days of the week and months of the year; 4. Structural words like articles, pronouns and prepositions

Page 2 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 French English A acheter to buy l' addition (f) the bill adorer to love l' adresse (f) address l' aéroport (m) airport les affaires (f) belongings, things affreux, affreuse awful l' âge (m) age agréable pleasant aider (à) to help aimer to love aller to go alors so l' ami (m), amie (f) friend s' amuser to have fun l' an (m) year l' anglais (m) English l' animal (m) animal l' année (f) year l' anniversaire (m) birthday août (m) August l' appartement (m) apartment s' appeler to be called apprendre (à + infinitive) to learn (to...) après after l' après-midi (m) afternoon l' arbre (m) tree l' argent (m) money arrêter to stop l' arrivée (f) arrival arriver to arrive assis seated attendre to wait au revoir goodbye aujourd'hui today aussi also, too l' autobus (m), le bus bus l' automne (m) autumn

Page 3 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010l' autoroute (f) motorway autre other avant before avec with l' avion (m) aeroplane avoir to have avoir l'air (de) to seem avoir besoin de to need avoir chaud to be hot avoir envie de + infinitive to want to avoir faim to be hungry avoir froid to be cold avoir l'intention de + infinitive to intend to avoir mal (à) to be sick, have a sore.... avoir peur to be afraid avoir soif to be thirsty avril (m) April B les bagages (m) luggage se baigner to swim la balle ball (small) le ballon ball (big) la banque bank le bateau boat le bâtiment building beau, belle, bel handsome, beautiful beaucoup lots le bébé baby bête stupid le beurre butter la bibliothèque library bien well bientôt soon le billet ticket, bank note blanc, blanche white bleu blue blond blond boire to drink la boisson a drink la boîte a box, tin, can, a nightclub le bol bowl

Page 4 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 bon, bonne good le bonbon lolly, sweet bonjour hello bonne nuit goodnight bonsoir good evening la bouche mouth la boucherie butcher's shop la boulangerie the bakery le bout the end (e.g of a street) la bouteille bottle le bras arm le brouillard fog le bruit noise brun Dark (hair) le bureau office C ça (=cela) that le cadeau present le café coffee le cahier exercise book la caisse the till, checkout la campagne countryside la cantine canteen la capitale capital la carte menu, card, map casser to break le centime (d'euro) (Euro) cent le centre commercial shopping centre, mall la chaise chair la chambre bedroom le champ field chanter to sing chaque each le château castle le chat cat chaud hot la chaussette sock la chaussure shoe le chemin path, way la chemise shirt cher, chère dear, expensive

Page 5 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 chercher to look for les cheveux (m) hair chez at the house of, at someone's place le/la chien, chienne dog le chocolat chocolate la chose thing le ciel sky le cinéma cinema la circulation traffic la classe Classroom -group of students le climat climate le coca coca cola le coin corner le collège junior high school la colline hill combien (de) ? how much, how many? commander to order comme like, such as, as commencer (à+ infinitive) to begin (to....) comment? how? what? comprendre to understand conduire to drive confortable comfortable le congé day off - time off connaitre to know (to be acquainted) content happy continuer (à) to continue le contrôle assessment, test le copain, la copine friend le/la correspondant, correspondante penfriend la côte coast se coucher to go to bed la couleur colour le concert concert contre against couper to cut la cour the play ground, yard courir to run le courrier (électronique) Mail (e-mail) le cours Lesson - class les courses (f) the (grocery)shopping

Page 6 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 court short coûter to cost couvert overcast croire to think, believe la cuisine Kitchen-cooking D dangereux (m), dangereuse (f) dangerous danser to dance la date date d'abord first of all d'accord OK d'habitude usually décembre December décider (de+infinitive) to decide to... décrire to describe dedans inside dehors outside déjà already déjeuner to have lunch délicieux, délicieuse delicious demain tomorrow demander (à....de+infinitive) to ask ( someone to....) demi(e) half se dépêcher to hurry dépenser to spend depuis for, since dernier, dernière last derrière behind descendre to go down, descend désirer to want désolé sorry le dessin art dessiner to draw détester to hate devant in front devoir to have to, must, owe les devoirs (m) homework différent different difficile difficult le diner dinner dire to say, tell

Page 7 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 donc so, therefore donner to give dormir to sleep le dos back la douche shower droite on the right, to the right drôle funny, strange durer to last E l' eau (f) water l' école (f) school écouter to listen to écrire to write l' église (f) church l' élève (m or f) pupil l' émission (f) t.v.programme l' emploi du temps (m) Timetable encore again, still l' endroit (m) place l' enfant (m or f) child enfin finally, at last énorme enormous ensemble together ensuite next entendre to hear entre between entrer (dans) to enter ( go into) l' enveloppe (f) envelope environ about - roughly envoyer to send l' épicerie (f) grocer, dairy l' équipe (f) team l' escalier (m) staircase espérer (+infinitive) to hope (to...) essayer to try, try on l' étage (m) floor, storey l' été (m) summer l' étranger foreigner, stranger, abroad être to be étudier to study l' euro (m) € the Euro

Page 8 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010l' examen (m) exam (s') excuser To apologise, to excuse oneself F facile easy faire to make, do la famille family fatigué tired faux, fausse wrong, false la femme woman, wife la fenêtre window la ferme farm fermer to shut, close la fête festival, party fêter to celebrate le feu fire, a traffic light la fille girl, daughter finir to end, finish fou (m), folle (f) crazy la fois time, occasion fort (en) strong, good (at) français French le frère brother les frites (f) fries, hot chips le froid the cold le fromage cheese le fruit fruit (single item) G gagner to win, earn le garçon boy garder to look after, keep le gâteau cake à gauche on the left, to the left les gens (m) people gentil, gentille nice, kind la glace ice cream - ice le goûter afternoon tea le gramme gram grand big, tall la grand-mère grandmother le grand-père grandfather grave serious

Page 9 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 gris grey gros, grosse fat H habiter to live haut(e) high l' heure (f) time heureusement fortunately, luckily heureux, heureuse happy, fortunate hier yesterday l' histoire (f) story, History l' hiver winter l' homme (m) man L' horaire Time schedule I l' idée (f) idea l' île (f) island l' immeuble (m) apartment building les informations (f) the news l' informatique (f) ICT insupportable unbearable intéressant interesting l' intérieur (m) inside inviter (à) to invite (to) J la jambe leg le jambon ham le jardin garden jaune yellow jeter to throw le jeu game jeune young joli pretty jouer (à) or (de) to play ( sport) or (instrument) le jour day le journal Newspaper - TV news la journée day, daytime joyeux, joyeuse happy (Christmas etc.) la jupe skirt le jus (de) juce (of) jusqu'à until K

Page 10 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010le kilo (de) kilo le kilomètre kilometre le kiwi kiwi, kiwifruit L là there le lac lake laisser to leave (something behind), let le lait milk large wide (se) laver to wash (oneself) léger, légère light les légumes (m) vegetables lent slow lentement slowly la lettre letter se lever to get up la librairie book shop libre free lire to read le lit bed le litre (de) litre (of) le livre book long, longue long longtemps for a long time louer to hire lourd heavy les lunettes (f) glasses le lycée senior high school M madame Mrs mademoiselle Miss le magasin shop magnifique wonderful, magnificent la main hand maintenant now la mairie - hotel de ville town hall mais but la maison house mal bad malade ill, sick

Page 11 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 malheureusement unfortunately manger to eat manquer to miss le/la marchand, marchande the sales person marcher to work (function), to walk le marché market le mari husband marron brown la matière subject (at school) le matin morning mauvais bad méchant naughty, fierce(dog) meilleur - mieux better même even, same le ménage household, the home le menu set menu, menu la mer sea merci thank you la mère mother la météo weather forecast le mètre metre le métro The Metro (Paris underground train) mettre to put, put on, to set mince slim midi midday, noon minuit midnight moins less, minus le mois month le monde the world la monnaie change monsieur (m) Mr, sir la montagne mountain monter to climb montrer to show le morceau a bit, piece mort dead le mot word mourir to die le mouton sheep moyen(ne) average le musée museum

Page 12 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 N nager to swim naitre To be born la natation swimming neiger to snow le nez nose Noël (m) Christmas noir black le nom name, noun non no le nord North la note grade, mark (at school) nouveau, nouvelle, nouvel, nouveaux new le nuage cloud la nuit night nul, nulle no good, rubbish le numéro number O occupé busy l' océan (m) ocean l' oeil (m) (les yeux) eye (eyes) l' oeuf (m) egg offrir to give (a gift), offer l' oncle (m) uncle l' ordinateur (m) computer l' oreille (f) ear ou or où where oublier (de + infinitive) to forget ( to do ....) oui yes ouvrir to open P la page page le pain bread le pantalon trousers le papier paper Pâques (m) Easter le paquet parcel, packet par by, through le parc Park

Page 13 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 pardon pardon paresseux, paresseuse lazy le parking car park parler to speak partir to depart, leave partout everywhere le passeport passport passer to spend (time), to pass (something), to sit (an exam) passionnant exciting la pâtisserie cake shop payer to pay le pays country le paysage countryside pendant during penser (que) to think (that) perdre to lose le père father la personne person petit little, small le petit déjeuner breakfast peut-être perhaps la pharmacie pharmacy la photo photo la pièce room, coin, play (in theatre) le pied foot le pique-nique picnic la piscine swimming pool la place square, seat, space la plage beach le plat dish plein full pleurer to cry pleuvoir to rain la pluie rain plus more le poisson fish la pomme apple la pomme de terre potato le pont bridge le port port

Page 14 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010la porte door porter to wear, to carry possible possible le pot (de) a pot of le poulet chicken pourquoi why pouvoir to be able to, can pratique practical préférer to prefer premier, première first prendre to take, to have préparer to prepare près (de) near to présenter to introduce presque almost le printemps Spring le prix price, prize le problème problem prochain (m) prochain (f) next le professeur teacher se promener to go for an outing (by boat, on foot, etc.) propre clean puis then le pull-over, le pull jersey Q quand when quelqu'un someone quelque chose something quelquefois sometimes la question question quitter to leave (a place) R ranger to tidy rapide fast recevoir receive la/la récréation, récré interval/break regarder to watch la région region regretter to be sorry remplir to fill (in/out)

Page 15 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 rencontrer to meet le rendez-vous a meeting, appointment rentrer to return home réparer to repair le repas meal répéter to repeat répondre to reply, answer la réponse the reply, response, answer se reposer to rest réserver to reserve, book le restaurant restaurant rester to stay retourner to return se retrouver to meet réussir (à) to succeed, manage, pass an exam se réveiller to wake up ridicule ridiculous, stupid la rivière river la robe dress rose pink rouge red la route road roux, rousse red (hair) la rue street, road S le sac bag la saison season la salade salad, lettuce sale dirty la salle room la salle à manger dining room la salle de bains bathroom le salon lounge, living room salut hi, bye sans without savoir to know (facts) les sciences (f) Science sec, sèche dry la semaine week sentir to feel, to smell le serveur waiter

Page 16 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010la serveuse waitress seul (m) alone/by oneself seulement only (se) situer (to be situated) to locate la soeur sister le soir evening la soirée evening le soleil sun la sortie exit sortir to go out soudain suddenly sous under souvent often le sport sport le sportif, sportive sporty le stade stadium le stylo pen sucre sugar sud (m) South suivre to follow super great, neat, super le supermarché supermarket sur on surtout especially sympa(thique) nice T la table table la taille size la tante aunt tard late téléphoner (à) to telephone la télévision t.v. la température temperature le temps weather, time le terrain ground la terrasse patio, outdoor dining area la tête head le texto text message le TGV (Train Grande Vitesse) French High Speed train le thé tea le théâtre theatre

Page 17 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 timide shy les toilettes (f) toilets la tomate tomato tomber to fall tôt early toujours still, always tourner to turn tout, tous, toute, toutes all le train train tranquille peaceful travailler to work traverser to cross très very triste sad se tromper (de) to get the wrong..., make a mistake le trottoir pavement U V les vacances (f) holidays la vache cow la vaisselle dishes la valise suitcase le vélo bike vendre to sell le vendeur, la vendeuse shop assistant venir to come venir de to have just ... le vent wind vers about (time), towards (direction) vert green les vêtements (m) clothes, clothing la viande meat vide empty la vie life vieux, vieille, vieil, vieilles old la ville town le vin wine le visage face visiter to visit (a place) vite quick, quickly voir to see

Page 18 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010le/la voisin, voisine neighbour la voiture car le vol flight vouloir (+infinitive) to want (to...) le voyage journey voyager to travel vrai correct, true vraiment really la vue view W Y y there Z Phrases and prepositional phrases à bientôt see you soon à cause de because of à côté de next to à l'extérieur outside à l'intérieur inside assez (de) enough au milieu de in the middle of aussi...que as...as autour (de) around bien sûr of course c'est ça that's it, that's right de rien don't mention it en face de opposite être (se mettre) en colère To be (get) angry il fait beau it is lovely weather il fait chaud it is hot il y a du soleil it is sunny il y a du vent it is windy il fait froid it is cold il fait mauvais it is bad weather il faut + infinitive it is necessary to...,you have to là-bas over there là-haut up here loin de far from ne...pas not ne...jamais never ne..personne no one

Page 19 of 19 French Vocabulary List for external assessment NCEA Level 1 10.05.2010 ne..plus no more, no longer ne...rien nothing parce que because un peu (de) a little, small amount of... à pied on foot plus tard later prendre un bain to have a bath prendre une douche to have a shower prendre rendez-vous to make an appointment sur le point de on the point of Trop (de) Too(many/much)

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