french

• bonjour


  hello
• je suis


  i am
• je ne suis pas /ʒə nə sɥi pa/


  I am not.
• There are two genders in French: the masculine and the feminine. The articles for the masculine gender are "le" (definite) and "un" (indefinite). The articles for the feminine gender are "la" (definite) and "une" (indefinite).
• un homme - des hommes

  a man - men
• une femme


  a woman
• Je suis à la maison./ ʒə sɥiz‿ a lam(e)zõ./

  I'm at home.
• Il est à la maison.

  He's at home
• Il n'est pas à la maison/il nɛ paz‿ a lam(e)zõ./

  He's not at home
• Je suis un homme.[ʒə sɥi œ̃ ɔm]


  I am a man
• “C’est” is actually short for “ceci est” which means “this is”
• i

  je
• i call myself

  je m'appelle
• my name is mark

  je m'appelle mark
• nice to meet you

  enchanté/enchantée
• "Être" means to be, and we can use it to describe emotions.
• "Tu es" is spelled with a silent final "-s" and "il/elle est" with a silent final "-st". 
• impatient / ɛ̃pasjɑ̃
• Je suis un peu fatiguée.

  I'm a bit tired.
• Tu es content ?

  Tu es contente ?

  Tout es content ?

  which one is correct ?

  Tu es content ?
• Elle est contente mais tu es fatigué !

  She is happy but you are tired!. (In spoken French, we pronounce "elle est" like "el-è".)
• • Elle est impatiente aujourd'hui.


  She is impatient today. (In the feminine, the "-t" in "impatiente" is pronounced but the final "-e" is silent.)