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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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DELF A2 French Vocabulary List: word preview

A preview of DELF A2 French Vocabulary List on Tomaru. All 918 words are searchable here, each with part of speech, meaning and example sentences; the full list is learned in the app.

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  • tuer

    /tɥe/verb

    to kill

    Il a tué un insecte.

  • lorsque

    /lɔʁskə/conjunction

    when

    Lorsque je suis arrivé, il pleuvait.

  • agir

    /aʒiʁ/verb

    to act; to take action

    Il faut agir vite.

  • tel

    /tɛl/adjective

    such; like

    Je n'ai jamais vu un tel film.

  • lequel

    /ləkɛl/pronoun

    which one

    Lequel de ces livres préfères-tu ?

  • le point

    /pwɛ̃/noun

    point; dot; period

    C'est un point important.

  • dès

    /dɛ/preposition

    from; as of; as early as

    Dès demain, je commence le travail.

  • social

    /sɔsjal/adjective

    social

    C'est un problème social.

  • le corps

    /kɔʁ/noun

    body

    Il a mal au corps.

  • pousser

    /puse/verb

    to push; to grow

    Pousse la porte pour entrer.

  • le doute

    /dut/noun

    doubt

    J'ai un doute sur cette réponse.

  • cependant

    /səpɑ̃dɑ̃/adverb

    however; nevertheless

    Il est fatigué, cependant il continue.

  • la loi

    /lwa/noun

    law

    La loi interdit de fumer ici.

  • le fond

    /fɔ̃/noun

    bottom; back; background

    Le verre est vide jusqu'au fond.

  • autant

    /otɑ̃/adverb

    as much; as many; so much

    Il a autant d'amis que toi.

  • l'emploi (m.)

    /ɑ̃.plwa/noun

    job; employment; use

    Il cherche un emploi depuis six mois.

  • le développement

    /de.vlɔp.mɑ̃/noun

    development

    Le développement économique est important.

  • l'instant (m.)

    /ɛ̃s.tɑ̃/noun

    moment; instant

    Attends un instant, s'il te plaît.

  • lancer

    /lɑ̃.se/verb

    to throw; to launch; to start

    Il lance la balle à son chien.

  • mener

    /mə.ne/verb

    to lead; to conduct; to run

    Qui va mener la réunion ?

  • or

    /ɔʁ/conjunction, noun

    yet; however; gold

    Il voulait venir, or il était malade.

  • l'auteur (m.)

    /o.tœʁ/noun

    author; writer

    Qui est l'auteur de ce livre ?

  • parmi

    /paʁ.mi/preposition

    among

    Parmi les invités, il y a des musiciens.

  • déclarer

    /de.kla.ʁe/verb

    to declare; to state; to announce

    Il a déclaré son amour.

  • la valeur

    /va.lœʁ/noun

    value; worth

    Cette peinture a beaucoup de valeur.

  • développer

    /de.vlɔ.pe/verb

    to develop

    L'entreprise développe de nouveaux logiciels.

  • le sujet

    /sy.ʒɛ/noun

    subject; topic

    De quel sujet parle-t-on ?

  • l'enquête (f.)

    /ɑ̃.kɛt/noun

    investigation; inquiry; survey

    La police mène une enquête.

  • le sentiment

    /sɑ̃.ti.mɑ̃/noun

    feeling; sentiment

    J'ai le sentiment que ce projet va réussir.

  • la moitié

    /mwa.tje/noun

    half

    Donne-moi la moitié du gâteau.

  • le président

    /pʁe.zi.dɑ̃/noun

    president; chairman

    Le président de la République a fait un discours.

  • le papier

    /pa.pje/noun

    paper

    J'ai besoin d'une feuille de papier.

  • le garde

    /ɡaʁd/noun

    guard; watchman

    Le garde ouvre la porte à huit heures.

  • suffire

    /sy.fiʁ/verb

    to be enough; to suffice

    Ça suffit !

  • la force

    /fɔʁs/noun

    strength; force

    Il a beaucoup de force.

  • obliger

    /ɔ.bli.ʒe/verb

    to force; to oblige; to require

    La pluie nous a obligés à rester à la maison.

  • présent

    /pʁe.zɑ̃/adjective

    present (in attendance)

    Tout le monde est présent.

  • la condition

    /kɔ̃.di.sjɔ̃/noun

    condition; term

    À quelle condition est-ce que tu acceptes ?

  • la scène

    /sɛn/noun

    stage; scene

    Les acteurs sont sur la scène.

  • le gouvernement

    /ɡu.vɛʁ.nə.mɑ̃/noun

    government

    Le gouvernement a annoncé une nouvelle loi.

  • le niveau

    /ni.vo/noun

    level; standard

    Quel est ton niveau en français ?

  • simplement

    /sɛ̃.plə.mɑ̃/adverb

    simply; just; only

    Expliquez simplement, s'il vous plaît.

  • la parole

    /pa.ʁɔl/noun

    word; speech; floor (right to speak)

    Il n'a pas dit une parole.

  • naturel

    /na.ty.ʁɛl/adjective

    natural

    C'est un produit naturel.

  • économique

    /e.kɔ.nɔ.mik/adjective

    economic; economical; cheap

    La situation économique est difficile.

  • le patron

    /pa.tʁɔ̃/noun

    boss; owner; pattern

    Mon patron est très gentil.

  • la presse

    /pʁɛs/noun

    press; newspapers

    Je lis la presse tous les matins.

  • étonner

    /e.tɔ.ne/verb

    to surprise; to amaze

    Cette nouvelle m'étonne.

  • l'énergie (f.)

    /e.nɛʁ.ʒi/noun

    energy

    Il a beaucoup d'énergie.

  • entier

    /ɑ̃.tje/adjective

    whole; entire; complete

    J'ai mangé un gâteau entier.

  • le maire

    /mɛʁ/noun

    mayor

    Le maire a inauguré l'école.

  • pratique

    /pʁa.tik/adjective

    practical; convenient; handy

    Ce sac est très pratique.

  • le juge

    /ʒyʒ/noun

    judge

    Le juge a rendu son verdict.

  • l'impression (f.)

    /ɛ̃.pʁɛ.sjɔ̃/noun

    impression; printing

    J'ai une bonne impression de lui.

  • concerner

    /kɔ̃.sɛʁ.ne/verb

    to concern; to affect

    Cette règle concerne tout le monde.

  • le genre

    /ʒɑ̃ʁ/noun

    kind; type; genre; gender

    Quel genre de musique aimes-tu ?

  • particulièrement

    /paʁ.ti.ky.ljɛʁ.mɑ̃/adverb

    particularly; especially

    Ce plat est particulièrement bon.

  • l'équipe (f.)

    /e.kip/noun

    team; crew

    Notre équipe a gagné le match.

  • le sang

    /sɑ̃/noun

    blood

    Il a du sang sur la main.

  • mars

    /maʁs/noun

    March

    Nous sommes en mars.

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What's in DELF A2 French Vocabulary List?

  • 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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What do the example sentences in DELF A2 French Vocabulary List look like?

  • 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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FAQ

Is DELF A2 French Vocabulary List free?

DELF A2 French Vocabulary List is a free Tomaru word list. You can view the content and start learning directly.

How many words are in DELF A2 French Vocabulary List?

This deck currently includes 918 vocabulary cards with meanings, parts of speech, and examples on the page.

Who is DELF A2 French Vocabulary List for?

Learners who know the basics and are preparing for the DELF A2.

Can I review DELF A2 French Vocabulary List with spaced repetition?

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Is there an app to study DELF A2 French Vocabulary List directly?

Yes. Tomaru is a free, ad-free vocabulary app that carries the complete DELF A2 French Vocabulary List — all 918 words, each with a meaning, part of speech and example sentences. Once DELF A2 French Vocabulary List is added to Tomaru, FSRS spaced repetition brings every word back just before you would forget it, so there is no schedule to plan yourself.

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