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Free French Days & Months Flashcards
The French calendar shares Latin roots with Spanish and Italian — learn one and the others come half-free. These cards drill the days, months, and the time words plans are made of.
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QWhat are Monday to Wednesday in French?
Alundi, mardi, mercredi
QWhat are Thursday and Friday in French?
Ajeudi, vendredi
QWhat are Saturday and Sunday in French?
Asamedi, dimanche
QWhat are January to March in French?
Ajanvier, février, mars
QWhat are April to June in French?
Aavril, mai, juin
QWhat are July to September in French?
Ajuillet, août, septembre
QWhat are October to December in French?
Aoctobre, novembre, décembre
QHow do you say "today, tomorrow, yesterday" in French?
Aaujourd'hui, demain, hier
QHow do you say "the weekend" in French?
Ale week-end
QHow do you ask "What day is it?" in French?
AQuel jour sommes-nous ?
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