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1 Mali French Language Lessons
2 AN INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH The text accompanies the following seventeen (17) audio tracks: ML_French_Lesson_1.mp3 (Time: 1:16) (File Size: 1.17 MB) ML_French_Lesson_2.mp3 (Time: 2:45) (File Size: 2.52 MB) ML_French_Lesson_3.mp3 (Time: 3:13) (File Size: 2.95 MB) ML_French_Lesson_4.mp3 (Time: 2:03) (File Size: 1.88 MB) ML_French_Lesson_5.mp3 (Time: 1:06) (File Size: 1.01 MB) ML_French_Lesson_6.mp3 (Time: 1:31) (File Size: 1.39 MB) ML_French_Lesson_7.mp3 (Time: 1:16) (File Size: 1.17 MB) ML_French_Lesson_8.mp3 (Time: 2:02) (File Size: 1.86 MB) ML_French_Lesson_9.mp3 (Time: 2:32) (File Size: 2.33 MB) ML_French_Lesson_10.mp3 (Time: 2:05) (File Size: 1.90 MB) ML_French_Lesson_11.mp3 (Time: 2:02) (File Size: 1.86 MB) ML_French_Lesson_12.mp3 (Time: 1:18) (File Size: 1.19 MB) ML_French_Lesson_13.mp3 (Time: 2:29) (File Size: 2.28 MB) ML_French_Lesson_14.mp3 (Time: 2:24) (File Size: 2.21 MB) ML_French_Lesson_15.mp3 (Time: 2:23) (File Size: 2.18 MB) ML_French_Lesson_16.mp3 (Time: 3:34) (File Size: 3.28 MB) ML_French_Lesson_17.mp3 (Time: 2:39) (File Size: 2.43 MB) Lesson 1: Vocabulary 1 (Parts of the Day/Personal Pronouns) Le jour Le soir La nuit Midi A midi Le matin L après-midi Dans l après-midi Minuit A minuit The day The evening The night Noon At noon In the morning The afternoon In the afternoon Midnight At midnight Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 1
3 Je Tu Il Elle I You (singular) He She Nous Vous Ils Elles We You (plural) They (masculine or masc + fem) They (feminine) Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 2
4 Lesson 2: Greetings Bonjour! Bonsoir! Monsieur Madame Mademoiselle Bonjour Madame! Bonjour Monsieur! Bonjour Mademoiselle! Bonsoir Madame! Bonsoir Monsieur! Bonsoir Mademoiselle! Comment allez-vous? Je vais bien, merci. Et vous? Très bien. Merci. Comment va la famille? Good morning! Good evening! Sir Mrs. Miss Good morning Mrs! Good morning Sir! Good morning Miss! Good evening Mrs. Good evening Sir Good evening Miss How are you? (Formal) I am fine; thanks. And you? Very well. Thanks! How is the family? Ma famille va bien, merci. Comment vas-tu? Je vais bien, merci. Et toi? Très bien, merci. Ça va? Oui, ça va. Avez-vous bien dormi? My family is fine. Thanks! How are you (Informal) I am fine. Thanks! And you? Very well. Thanks! How are you? (Informal) Yes, I am fine. How did you sleep? Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 3
5 Oui, j ai bien dormi Avez-vous passé une bonne journée? Oui, j ai passé une bonne journée Bienvenu! Yes, I slept well How was your day? Yes, I had a good day Welcome! Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 4
6 Lesson 3: Verbs (to go, to be, to be named) Aller Je vais Tu vas Il va Elle va Nous allons Vous allez Ils vont Elles vont Je vais à l école. Elle va à la maison. Nous allons en classe. Ils vont au village. Etre Je suis Tu es Il est Elle est Nous sommes Vous êtes Ils sont Elles sont Je suis stagiaire. To go I go You go (singular) He goes She goes We go You go (plural) They go They go I go to school. She goes home. We go to the classroom. They go to the village. To be I am You are (singular) He is She is We are You are (plural) They are They are I am a trainee. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 5
7 Je ne suis pas professeur. Elle n est pas Française, elle est Américaine. Vous êtes medecin? Non, je ne suis pas medecin. Je suis étudiant. S appeler Je m appelle Mamadou. Tu t appelles John. Il s appelle Boubacar. Elle s appelle Aminata. Nous nous-appelons Ousmane, Bob et Jennifer. Vous vous-appelez Susanne et Abdoulaye. Ils s appellent Bill, Fatoumata et Ami. Elles s appellent Lucie, Sara et Aïcha. Excusez-moi Monsieur, vous appelez-vous John? Non, je ne m appelle pas John. Je m appelle Mark. I am not a teacher. She is not French, she is an American. Are you a physician? No I am not a physician. I am a student. To be named or to be called My name is Mamadou. Your name is John. His name is Boubacar. Her name is Aminata. Our names are Ousmane, Bob and Jennifer. Your names are Suzanne and Abdoulaye. Their names are Bill, Fatoumata and Ami. Their names are Lucie, Sara and Aïcha. Excuse me Sir! Are you John? No my name is not John. My name is Mark. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 6
8 Lesson 4: Vocabulary 2 (Names of Places) L école La boutique La maison Le hangar Le réfectoire La chambre La cuisine Le bureau La salle de classe Les toilettes Le marché Le restaurant La banque L hôpital L hôtel Le bar L université La poste L aéroport La gare L auto gare La mosquée L église The school The shop The house Straw roof that you sit under The dining room The bedroom The kitchen The office The class room The toilet The market The restaurant The bank The hospital The hotel The bar The university The post office The airport The train station The bus station The mosque The church Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 7
9 Le jardin Le champ Le terrain de football Le terrain de basketball La case Le puits The garden The field The soccer field The basketball field The hut The well Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 8
10 Lesson 5: Leave - Taking Expressions Au revoir A plus tard. A bientôt. A tout à l heure. A demain. A ce soir. Bonne nuit. A cet après-midi. A demain matin. A demain après-midi. A demain soir. Bonne journée. Bon après-midi. Bon voyage. Good bye See you later. See you soon. See you right away. See you tomorrow. See you tonight. Have a good night. See you in the afternoon. See you tomorrow morning. See you tomorrow afternoon. See you tomorrow evening. Have a good day. Have a good afternoon. Have a good trip. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 9
11 Lesson 6: Dialogue A: Bonjour Monsieur! Good morning Sir! B: Bonjour Madame! Comment allez-vous? Good morning Mrs! How are you? A: Je vais bien, merci. Et vous? I am fine, thanks! And you? B: Très bien, merci. Comment vous appelez-vous? Very well, thanks! What s your name? A: Je m appelle Jennifer. Et vous? My name is Jennifer. And you? B: Je m appelle Mamadou. Je suis professeur de langue au Corps de la Paix. My name is Mamadou. I am a language teacher with the Peace Corps. A: Enchantée de faire votre Nice to meet you, Sir. connaissance, Monsieur. B: Enchanté Madame Nice to meet you Mrs. A: Etes-vous Malien? Are you a Malian? B: Oui je suis Malien. Je viens de Sikasso. Et vous, d où venezvous? Yes I am a Malian. I am from Sikasso. And you, where are you from? A: Je suis Américaine. Je suis I am an American. I am from de Philadelphie Philadelphia. B: Au revoir Jennifer Goodbye, Jennifer. A: Au revoir Mamadou Goodbye, Mamadou. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 10
12 Lesson 7: Numbers (1 20) Un Deux Trois Quatre Cinq Six Sept Huit Neuf Dix Onze Douze Treize Quatorze Quinze Seize Dix-sept Dix-huit Dix-neuf Vingt One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 11
13 Lesson 8: Vocabulary 3 (Common Objects) La table La chaise La cuillère La fourchette Le couteau L assiette Le verre Le lit La natte Le drap Le matelas La couverture L oreiller Le balaie Le seau Les vêtements La chemise Le pantalon La culotte La robe La jupe Le sac Les lunettes Table Chair Spoon Fork Knife Plate Glass Bed Mat Bed sheet Mattress Blanket Pillow Broom Bucket Clothes Shirt Pants Shorts Dress Skirt Bag Eyeglasses Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 12
14 Le cahier Le livre Le dictionnaire Le bic Le crayon La bicyclette Notebook Book Dictionary Pen Pencil Bike Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 13
15 Lesson 9: The Articles and the Possessives Le La Le livre La chaise L université L école Les livres Un livre Une chaise Des livres Des chaises Mon Ma Mes Ton Ta Tes Son Sa Ses Notre Nos The (masculine singular) The (Feminine Singular The book The chair The university The school The books A book A chair Books Chairs My (masculine singular) My (Feminine singular) My (Plural) Your (masculine singular) Your (Feminine singular) Your (Plural) His/her (masculine singular) His/her (Feminine singular) His/her (Plural) Our (Singular masculine or feminine) Our (Plural) Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 14
16 Votre Vos Leur Leurs Mon dictionnaire Son cahier Ses vêtements Notre professeur Your (Singular masculine or feminine) Your (Plural) Their (Singular masculine or feminine) Their (Plural) My dictionary His/her notebook His/her clothes Our teacher Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 15
17 Lesson 10: Telling what an Object is/who a Person is C est une chaise. C est une table. C est un cahier. C est un dictionnaire. Ce sont des livres. Ce n est pas un livre d exercices. Ce n est pas un ordinateur. Ce n est pas une chambre. Ce ne sont pas des vêtements. Qu est-ce que c est? C est une chemise. Non, ce n est pas une chemise, c est une robe. Est-ce une natte? Oui, c est une natte. Qui est-ce? C est le professeur de Français. C est le directeur du stage. C est mon sac. C est ma chemise. Ce sont mes vêtements. Ce sont mes chemises. C est mon ami. This is a chair. This is a table. This is a notebook. This is a dictionary. These are books. This is not an exercise book. This is not a computer. This is not a bedroom. These are not clothes. What is this? This is a shirt. No, this is not a shirt. It is a dress. Is this a mat? Yes, this is a mat. Who is this? This is the French teacher. This is the training director. This is my bag. This is my shirt. These are my clothes. These are my shirts. This is my friend. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 16
18 Lesson 11: Numbers ( ) Vingt Vingt et un Vingt-deux Vingt-trois Vingt-quatre Vingt-cinq Vingt-six Vingt-sept Vingt-huit Vingt-neuf Trente Trente et un Quarante Cinquante Soixante Soixante-dix Quatre-vingt Quatre-vingt dix Cent Cent vingt-cinq Deux cents Trois cents Mille Twenty Twenty-one Twenty-two Twenty-three Twenty-four Twenty-five Twenty-six Twenty-seven Twenty-eight Twenty-nine Thirty Thirty-one Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety One hundred One hundred twenty five Two hundred Three hundred One thousand Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 17
19 Deux mille Two thousand Lesson 12: Days of the Week and Names of the Months Lundi Mardi Mercredi Jeudi Vendredi Samedi Dimanche Janvier Février Mars Avril Mai Juin Juillet Août Septembre Octobre Novembre Décembre Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday January February March April May June July August September October November December Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 18
20 Lesson 13: Telling Time/Date La montre L heure La minute La seconde Le réveil Il est 3 heures du matin. Il est 3 heures et demi. Il est 14 heures. Il est 18 heures et quart. Il est 9 heures moins le quart. Il est 10 heures moins le quart. Il est midi moins 20. Il est midi. Il est minuit. Quelle heure est-il? A quelle heure commence la classe de Français? La date The watch The hour The minute The second The alarm clock It is 3 a.m. It is 3:30 a.m. It is 2 p.m. It is 6:15 p.m. It is 15 to 9 a.m. It is 15 to 10 a.m. It is 20 to noon It is noon It is midnight What time is it? At what time does French class start? The date Lundi, le 10 avril 2004 Monday, April 10, 2004 Mardi, le 4 juillet 2006 Tuesday, July 4, 2006 Dimanche, le 1er Janvier 2006 Sunday, January 1, 2006 Quelle est la date d aujourd hui? What is today s date? Aujourd hui c est le 2 mai Today is May 2, Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 19
21 Lesson 14: Telling Where Someone/Something Is Sur Sous Dans A côté de Derrière Devant Où est le dictionnaire? Le dictionnaire est sur la table. Voici le dictionnaire. Voilà le dictionnaire. Où est le couteau? Le couteau est dans la cuisine. Le couteau est sous la table. Le couteau est sur la chaise. Où sont les professeurs? Les professeurs sont dans le réfectoire. Ils sont sous le hangar. Les toilettes sont derrière l infirmerie. Les classes de langue sont à côté du terrain de football. La mosquée est devant la salle des professeurs. On Under In Next to Behind In front of Where is the dictionary? The dictionary is on the table. Here is the dictionary. There is the dictionary. Where is the knife? The knife is in the kitchen. The knife is under the table. The knife is on the chair. Where are the teachers? The teachers are in the dining room. They are under the hangar. The toilets are behind the nurse s office. The language classrooms are next to the soccer field. The mosque is in front of the teachers room. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 20
22 Les chaises sont à côté de l arbre. Les stagiaires sont dans la bibliothèque. The chairs are next to the tree. The trainees are in the library. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 21
23 Lesson 15: To Have Avoir J ai Tu as Il a Elle a Nous avons Vous avez Ils ont Elles ont J ai un dictionnaire Il a des vêtements maliens. Elle a de l argent. Nous avons des livres de français. Mark a une bicyclette. Nous n avons pas de vêtements maliens. To have I have You have He has She has We have You have (formal or plural) They have (Masculine plural) They have (Feminine plural) I have a dictionary He has Malian clothes. She has money. We have French books. Mark has a bike. We don t have Malian clothes. Ils n ont pas de voiture. Tu n as pas de livre d exercices. Les professeurs n ont pas d ordinateur. As-tu un dictionnaire? Est-ce que tu as un? They don t have a car. You don t have an exercise book. The teachers don t have a computer. Do you have a dictionary? Do you have a dictionary? Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 22
24 dictionnaire? A-t-elle des vêtements maliens? Est-ce qu elle a des vêtements maliens? Est-ce que Jennifer a un livre d exercices? Does she have Malian clothes? Does she have Malian clothes? Does Jennifer have an exercise book? Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 23
25 Lesson 16: Some Useful Expressions and Phrases Parlez-vous français? Je parle un peu français. Parlez lentement s il vous plaît? Je ne comprends pas. Répétez s il vous plaît! Qu est-ce que vous dites? Je suis fatigué(e). Je veux me reposer. J ai sommeil. Je veux dormer. J ai faim. J ai soif. Je n aime pas la viande. Je suis végétarien (ne). Pourrais-je avoir un soda s il vous plaît? Je suis malade. J ai mal à la tête. J ai mal au ventre. Qu est-ce que vous étudiez? J étudie le Français. Où est ce que vous travaillez? Je travaille au Corps de la Paix. Do you speak French? I speak a little bit French. Speak slowly please. I don t understand. Please repeat. What did you say? I am tired. I want to rest. I am sleepy. I want to sleep. I am hungry. I am thirsty. I don t like meat. I am a vegetarian. Can I have a soda please? I am sick. I have a headache. I have a stomach ache. What do you study? I study French. Where do you work? I work for the Peace Corps. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 24
26 Servez-vous, s il vous plaît. Merci! Pas de quoi! De rien! Je vous en prie! Combien coûte X? Help yourself please. Thank you! Don t mention it! Don t mention it! Don t mention it! How much does X cost? Quel est le prix de X? What is the price of X? Combien coûte le soda? C est cher. C est bon marché. Ce n est pas cher. Les ordinateurs coûtent cher en Afrique. Les ordinateurs sont chers en Afrique. How much does soda cost? It s expensive. It s cheap. It s not expensive. Computers are expensive in Africa. Computers are expensive in Africa. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 25
27 Lesson 17: Vocabulary and Expressions Related to Giving and Receiving Directions L Est L Ouest Le Sud Le Nord A l Est A l Ouest Au Sud Au Nord Au Nord-Est Au Nord-Ouest Au Sud-Est Au Sud-Ouest Loin de Proche de A droite de A gauche de Vous allez tout droit. Vous tournez à gauche. Vous tournez à droite. Gao est loin de Bamako. Gao n est pas proche de Bamako. The East The West The South The North In the East In the West In the South In the North In the Northeast In the Northwest In the Southeast In the Southwest Far from Close to To the right of To the left of You go straight. You turn left. You turn right. Gao is far from Bamako. Gao is not close to Bamako. Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 26
28 Gao est à 1000 km de Bamako Je suis perdu. Gao is 1000 km from Bamako I am lost. Excusez-moi Monsieur, où se trouve l Ambassade américaine? Où est le bureau du Corps de la Paix? Quelle est la distance entre Bamako et Gao? Please Sir, where is the American Embassy? Where is the Peace Corps office? How far is Gao from Bamako? Hosted for free with other Peace Corps and FSI material at Live Lingua : Introduction to French, Peace Corps/Mali 27
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