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DELF A2 French Vocabulary List
DELF A2 French Vocabulary List is a free French vocabulary list of 918 words, each with a meaning, part of speech and example sentences. DELF A2 French Vocabulary List is built into Tomaru, a free vocabulary app: once the list is added, Tomaru uses FSRS spaced repetition to bring every word back just before you would forget it. Free, no ads. This page shows a preview of the words and examples.
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tuer
/tɥe/verbto kill
Il a tué un insecte.
lorsque
/lɔʁskə/conjunctionwhen
Lorsque je suis arrivé, il pleuvait.
agir
/aʒiʁ/verbto act; to take action
Il faut agir vite.
tel
/tɛl/adjectivesuch; like
Je n'ai jamais vu un tel film.
lequel
/ləkɛl/pronounwhich one
Lequel de ces livres préfères-tu ?
le point
/pwɛ̃/nounpoint; dot; period
C'est un point important.
dès
/dɛ/prepositionfrom; as of; as early as
Dès demain, je commence le travail.
social
/sɔsjal/adjectivesocial
C'est un problème social.
le corps
/kɔʁ/nounbody
Il a mal au corps.
pousser
/puse/verbto push; to grow
Pousse la porte pour entrer.
le doute
/dut/noundoubt
J'ai un doute sur cette réponse.
cependant
/səpɑ̃dɑ̃/adverbhowever; nevertheless
Il est fatigué, cependant il continue.
la loi
/lwa/nounlaw
La loi interdit de fumer ici.
le fond
/fɔ̃/nounbottom; back; background
Le verre est vide jusqu'au fond.
autant
/otɑ̃/adverbas much; as many; so much
Il a autant d'amis que toi.
l'emploi (m.)
/ɑ̃.plwa/nounjob; employment; use
Il cherche un emploi depuis six mois.
le développement
/de.vlɔp.mɑ̃/noundevelopment
Le développement économique est important.
l'instant (m.)
/ɛ̃s.tɑ̃/nounmoment; instant
Attends un instant, s'il te plaît.
lancer
/lɑ̃.se/verbto throw; to launch; to start
Il lance la balle à son chien.
mener
/mə.ne/verbto lead; to conduct; to run
Qui va mener la réunion ?
or
/ɔʁ/conjunction, nounyet; however; gold
Il voulait venir, or il était malade.
l'auteur (m.)
/o.tœʁ/nounauthor; writer
Qui est l'auteur de ce livre ?
parmi
/paʁ.mi/prepositionamong
Parmi les invités, il y a des musiciens.
déclarer
/de.kla.ʁe/verbto declare; to state; to announce
Il a déclaré son amour.
la valeur
/va.lœʁ/nounvalue; worth
Cette peinture a beaucoup de valeur.
développer
/de.vlɔ.pe/verbto develop
L'entreprise développe de nouveaux logiciels.
le sujet
/sy.ʒɛ/nounsubject; topic
De quel sujet parle-t-on ?
l'enquête (f.)
/ɑ̃.kɛt/nouninvestigation; inquiry; survey
La police mène une enquête.
le sentiment
/sɑ̃.ti.mɑ̃/nounfeeling; sentiment
J'ai le sentiment que ce projet va réussir.
la moitié
/mwa.tje/nounhalf
Donne-moi la moitié du gâteau.
le président
/pʁe.zi.dɑ̃/nounpresident; chairman
Le président de la République a fait un discours.
le papier
/pa.pje/nounpaper
J'ai besoin d'une feuille de papier.
le garde
/ɡaʁd/nounguard; watchman
Le garde ouvre la porte à huit heures.
suffire
/sy.fiʁ/verbto be enough; to suffice
Ça suffit !
la force
/fɔʁs/nounstrength; force
Il a beaucoup de force.
obliger
/ɔ.bli.ʒe/verbto force; to oblige; to require
La pluie nous a obligés à rester à la maison.
présent
/pʁe.zɑ̃/adjectivepresent (in attendance)
Tout le monde est présent.
la condition
/kɔ̃.di.sjɔ̃/nouncondition; term
À quelle condition est-ce que tu acceptes ?
la scène
/sɛn/nounstage; scene
Les acteurs sont sur la scène.
le gouvernement
/ɡu.vɛʁ.nə.mɑ̃/noungovernment
Le gouvernement a annoncé une nouvelle loi.
le niveau
/ni.vo/nounlevel; standard
Quel est ton niveau en français ?
simplement
/sɛ̃.plə.mɑ̃/adverbsimply; just; only
Expliquez simplement, s'il vous plaît.
la parole
/pa.ʁɔl/nounword; speech; floor (right to speak)
Il n'a pas dit une parole.
naturel
/na.ty.ʁɛl/adjectivenatural
C'est un produit naturel.
économique
/e.kɔ.nɔ.mik/adjectiveeconomic; economical; cheap
La situation économique est difficile.
le patron
/pa.tʁɔ̃/nounboss; owner; pattern
Mon patron est très gentil.
la presse
/pʁɛs/nounpress; newspapers
Je lis la presse tous les matins.
étonner
/e.tɔ.ne/verbto surprise; to amaze
Cette nouvelle m'étonne.
l'énergie (f.)
/e.nɛʁ.ʒi/nounenergy
Il a beaucoup d'énergie.
entier
/ɑ̃.tje/adjectivewhole; entire; complete
J'ai mangé un gâteau entier.
le maire
/mɛʁ/nounmayor
Le maire a inauguré l'école.
pratique
/pʁa.tik/adjectivepractical; convenient; handy
Ce sac est très pratique.
le juge
/ʒyʒ/nounjudge
Le juge a rendu son verdict.
l'impression (f.)
/ɛ̃.pʁɛ.sjɔ̃/nounimpression; printing
J'ai une bonne impression de lui.
concerner
/kɔ̃.sɛʁ.ne/verbto concern; to affect
Cette règle concerne tout le monde.
le genre
/ʒɑ̃ʁ/nounkind; type; genre; gender
Quel genre de musique aimes-tu ?
particulièrement
/paʁ.ti.ky.ljɛʁ.mɑ̃/adverbparticularly; especially
Ce plat est particulièrement bon.
l'équipe (f.)
/e.kip/nounteam; crew
Notre équipe a gagné le match.
le sang
/sɑ̃/nounblood
Il a du sang sur la main.
mars
/maʁs/nounMarch
Nous sommes en mars.
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- Learn the French vocabulary expected at CEFR A2
- Remember the gender of each noun
- Understand how words are used through two example sentences
- Avoid false friends between French and English
- noun589
- verb157
- adjective124
- adverb15
- phrase13
- interjection7
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tuer
Il a tué un insecte.
He killed a bug.
lorsque
Lorsque je suis arrivé, il pleuvait.
When I arrived, it was raining.
agir
Il faut agir vite.
We need to act quickly.
tel
Je n'ai jamais vu un tel film.
I've never seen such a movie.
lequel
Lequel de ces livres préfères-tu ?
Which of these books do you prefer?
le point
C'est un point important.
That's an important point.
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