Faire- To do/ make
In the PRESENT tense
Faire:
Je fais- I do/ make
Tu fais- You do/ make
Il/ Elle fait- He/ She does/ makes
Nous faisons- We do/ make
Vous faites- You do/ make
Ils/ Elles font- They do/ make

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Faire- To do/ make
In the PRESENT tense
Faire:
Je fais- I do/ make
Tu fais- You do/ make
Il/ Elle fait- He/ She does/ makes
Nous faisons- We do/ make
Vous faites- You do/ make
Ils/ Elles font- They do/ make

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ConnaĂźtre- to know (formal)
Savoir- to know (informal)
ConnaĂźtre:
Je connais- I know
Tu connais- You know
Il/ Elle connaĂźt- He/ She knows
Nous connaissons- We Know
Vous connaissez- You know (plural)
Ils/ Elles connaissent- They know
Savoir:
Je said- I know
Tu said- You know
Il/ Elle sait- He/ She knows
Nous savons- We know
Vous savez- You know
Ils/ Elles savent- They know
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We use âauâ to say âatâ for masculine words
We use âĂ laâ to say âatâ for feminine words
This comes in to play once you have learnt which words are masculine and which words are feminine.
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Un= a (masculine, this is when you talk about boys)
Une= a (feminine, this is when you talk about girls)
Un homme= a man (DO NOT pronounce the âhâ, it is= un omme)
Une femme= a woman (pronounced= une famme)
Un garçon= a boy (pronounced= un garson, use your best accent for the ç!)
Une fille= a girl (pronounced= une feeye)
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âBonjourâ Hello (Bon=good, jour-day= good day)
âBonjourâ- Good day (Hello)
âComment ça va?â- How are you? (Comment=how, ça=it, va=goes= how does it go?)
âĂa va bien merci, et toi?â Iâm good thanks, and you? (Ăa va bien= it goes well, merci= thanks, et= and, toi= you= it goes well thanks, and you?)
âCa va bien merciâ Iâm good thanks
âAu revoirâ- Goodbye (au= to, revoir= to see again= until next time)
âA bientĂŽtâ- see you soon.

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French Greetings đ
Bonjour- Hello
Salut- Hi
Enchanté- Nice to meet you
Coucou- Hi
Allo- Hello
Avoir is a verb
Avoir- To have
I have- Jâai
You have- Tu as OR Vous avez
We have- Nous avons
He has- Il a
She has- Elle a
Ătre is a verb
Ătre- to be
How to we use Ătre in French?
I am - Je suis
You are - Tu es OR Vous ĂȘtes
We are - Nous sommes
They are - ils sont OR Elles sont
To say âyou areâ in French to your friend, it is âTu esâ
To say âyou areâ in French to someone older than you, it is âVous ĂȘtesâ
To say âthey areâ about a 2+ boys or a group of people including female and male, use âIls sontâ
To say âthey areâ about 2+ girls, use âElles sontâ
The 2 main verbs you must learn to be able to speak French are Ătre and Avoir.
Ătre- to be
Avoir- to have