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Vocabulaire de la conversation courante en anglais : 299 mots

Everyday greetings, polite phrases and small talk to sound natural fast (English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese). Cette page en liste 40 avec leur traduction en anglais, puis vous laisse travailler l’ensemble complet dans les deux sens avec la répétition espacée.

De Français vers Anglais : les 40 premiers mots

FrançaisAnglaisNotes
bonjourhelloA casual word said when greeting someone on meeting them.
au revoirgoodbyeWhat you say to someone as you part from them.
bonjourgood morningA greeting used in the early hours of the day.
bon après-midigood afternoonA greeting used in the hours after midday.
bonsoirgood eveningA greeting used when meeting someone late in the day.
bonne nuitgood nightSaid when someone is going to bed, not a greeting.
s'il vous plaîtpleaseA polite word added to a request to soften it.
mercithank youWhat you say to show gratitude for a favour or gift.
de rienyou're welcomeA polite reply given when someone expresses gratitude.
excusez-moiexcuse meWhat you say to get attention politely or to pass by someone.
désolésorryWhat you say to express regret for a fault or bad news.
ouiyesThe word used to affirm or agree with something.
nonnoThe word used to deny or refuse something.
peut-êtremaybeUsed to say something is possible but not certain.
bien sûrof courseUsed to show that something is obvious or readily agreed to.
Comment ça va ?How are you?A question asking about someone's state or well-being.
je vais bienI'm fineA reply stating that you are in good health and spirits.
Et toi ?And you?A short question turning the same topic back to the listener.
enchanténice to meet youWhat you say on being introduced to someone for the first time.
Comment tu t'appelles ?What's your name?A question asking how someone is called.
je m'appelle...My name is...A phrase used to tell others how you are called.
D'où viens-tu ?Where are you from?A question asking about someone's home country or town.
je viens de...I'm from...A phrase stating your country or town of origin.
Quel âge as-tu ?How old are you?A question asking the number of years someone has lived.
Parles-tu anglais ?Do you speak English?A question asking whether the other person can use the language of England.
je ne comprends pasI don't understandA phrase stating that the meaning of something is unclear to you.
Peux-tu répéter ?Can you repeat that?A request asking someone to say the same thing again.
parle lentement, s'il te plaîtSpeak slowly, pleaseA polite request for someone to talk at a reduced pace.
Que fais-tu dans la vie ?What do you do?Asking about someone's job or profession.
Quel temps fait-il ?How's the weather?A question asking about current conditions outside, like sun, rain or temperature.
il fait soleilIt's sunnySaid when the sky is clear and bright light shines down.
il pleutIt's rainingSaid when water is falling from the clouds.
il fait froidIt's coldSaid when the air temperature is low and unpleasantly chilly.
il fait chaudIt's hotSaid when the air temperature is very high.
bonne journéeHave a nice dayA friendly parting wish for pleasant hours ahead.
à plus tardSee you laterA casual goodbye to someone you expect to meet again soon.
à demainSee you tomorrowA goodbye to someone you will meet again the next day.
prends soin de toiTake careA warm parting phrase wishing someone to stay safe and well.
bienvenueWelcomeA greeting said to someone who has just arrived somewhere.
félicitationsCongratulationsWhat you say to someone who has achieved something good.

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