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ANIMAL IDIOMS IN PORTUGUESE
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BASIC PORTUGUESE VOCABULARY
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Free downloadable file
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BASIC ITALIAN VOCABULARY (FREE downloadable and printable)
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Basic Italian vocabulary: numbers, colours, months of the year, days of the week and much more.
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EATING AND DRINKING (FRENCH downloadable exercises)
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Review food and drink vocabulary and phrases and practise using the printable exercises.
Bon appétit!
cheers

MAKING FRIENDS IN FRENCH (FREE DOWNLOAD)
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Learn how to make friends in French.
Downloadable and printable theory and activities to practise basic French vocabulary and phrases.
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Basic Holiday French
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France is still one of the most popular summer holiday destinations. If you are heading that way, refresh your memory with this classic holiday French vocabulary list.
- S’il vous plaît (see-voo-play) – please
- Je suis (zheu swee) – I am
- Je cherche (zheu share-sh) – I’m looking for
- Je veux (zheu veu) – I want/I would like
- Un hôtel (ern otell) – A hotel
- Une chambre (une shombre) – A room
- Manger (mon-zhay) – To eat
- Boire (bwar) – to drink
- Payer (pay-yeh) – to pay
- Acheter (ash-tay) – to buy
- Petit-déjeuner (peuti – dayzheurnay) – Breakfast
- Diner (dee-nay) – Dinner
- Un demi (ern deu-mee) – A half pint of draught beer
- De l’eau (deu-lo) – some water
- Un thé (au lait)(ern tay olay) – a tea (with milk)
- La toilette (lar twa-lette) – the washroom, toilet.
- Prix (pree) – price
- Des magasins (day magga-zan) – Shops
- Un supermarché (ern supair-mar-shay) – A supermarket
- La gare (lar gar) – The train station
- L’aeroport(l’aero-por) – the airport
- Une voiture (une vwa-tiure) – a car.
Phrases:
- (bon-zhour) Hello
- (mair-see) Thankyou
- Au revoir. (oh-reu-vwar) Goodbye
- Je ne parle pas français. (zheu neu parl par fron-say )
I don’t speak French - Répéter, s’il vous plaît.
(poo-vay-voo ray-pay-tay, see-voo-play)
Could you repeat that please. - Avez-vous…. (avay -voo) Do you have…. ?
- Avez-vous une chambre pour deux personnes?
(avay -voo une shombre poor deuh pair-sonn)
Do you have a room for two ? - Combien ça coûte ?
(kom-bjanne sar coot)
How much is it ? - Un café et un café au lait, s’il vous plaît.
(ern caffay ay ern caffay olay, see-voo-play)
One black coffee, and one white coffee please. - L’addition, s’il vous plaît.
(lad-eesi-onsee-voo-play)
Could I have the bill please. - Une table pour deux / quatre personnes.
(oon tarbleu poor deuh /cat-r pair-son)
A table for two / for four. - Nous sommes perdus.(noo som pair-dju)
We’re lost.