Le verbe est un mot essentiel dans une phrase. Commencez par apprendre ces 50 verbes français. Ce sont des verbes très fréquemment utilisés et donc utiles à connaître pour s’exprimer en français.
The verb is an essential word in a sentence. Start by learning these 50 French verbs. They are very frequently used verbs and therefore useful to know to express yourself in French.
- Acheter = to buy
> Achète du pain si tu vas à la boulangerie. = Buy some bread if you go to the bakery.
- Aimer = to love / like
> Il aime lire. = He likes to read.
- Aller = to go
> Elle va chez le coiffeur. = She goes to the hairdresser’s.
- Appeler = to call
> Appelle-moi demain. = Call me tomorrow.
- Arriver = to arrive
> Tu arrives à quelle heure ? = What time do you arrive?
- Attendre = to wait
> Attends-moi ! = Wait for me!
- Avoir = to have
> Il a 16 ans. = He’s 16 years old.
- Boire = to drink
> Je ne bois jamais de café. = I never drink coffee.
- Chercher = to search / look for
> Je cherche mes clés. = I’m looking for my keys.
- Commencer = to start
> Tu commences à quelle heure ? = What time do you start?
- Comprendre = to understand
> Excusez-moi, je ne comprends pas. = Sorry, I don’t understand.
- Connaître = to know
> Tu connais Philippe ? = Do you know Philippe?
- Croire = to believe
> Ils croient au père Noël. = They believe in Santa Claus.
- Demander = to ask
> Je ne sais pas, demande à ton frère. = I don’t know, ask your brother.
- Devenir = to become
> Qu’est-ce que tu deviens ? = What are you up to?
- Devoir = to have to
> Tu dois aller chez le médecin. = You have to go to the doctor.
- Dire = to say / tell
> Elle ne dit jamais rien. = She never says anything.
- Donner = to give
> Il donne des cours de français. = He gives French lessons.
- Dormir = to sleep
> Ce chat dort toute la journée. = This cat sleeps all day long.
- Écouter = to listen
> On écoute de la musique. = We listen to music.
- Entendre = to hear
> Je n’entends rien. = I don’t hear anything.
- Entrer = to enter
> Il entre dans le magasin. = He enters the store.
- Être = to be
> Vous êtes fatigués ? = Are you tired?
- Faire = to do / make
> Ils font beaucoup de bruit. = They make a lot of noise.
- Finir = to finish
> Elles finissent à quelle heure ? = What time do they finish?
- Lire = to read
> Je lis le journal tous les matins. = I read the newspaper every morning.
- Manger = to eat
> Nous mangeons généralement vers 19h30. = We usually eat at 7:30 p.m.
- Mettre = to put (on)
> Mets un pull, il fait froid. = Put on a jumper, it’s cold.
- Montrer = to show
> Montre-moi ton dessin. = Show me your drawing.
- Ouvrir = to open
> Il ouvre son cadeau. = He opens his gift.
- Parler = to speak / talk
> Vous parlez anglais ? = Do you speak English?
- Partir = to leave
> Elle part demain matin. = She leaves tomorrow morning.
- Passer = to go / pass by
> Le bus passe devant la mairie. = The bus passes by the town hall.
- Penser = to think
> À quoi tu penses ? = What are you thinking about?
- Porter = to carry
> Il porte ses valises. = He carries his luggage.
- Pouvoir = to be able to / can
> Tu peux venir demain ? = Can you come tomorrow?
- Prendre = to take
> Prends un parapluie, il pleut. = Take an umbrella, it’s raining.
- Recevoir = to receive
> Elle reçoit beaucoup de courrier. = She receives a lot of mail.
- Regarder = to watch / look at
Ils regardent un match de foot. = They are watching a football match.
- Répondre = to answer
> Tu ne réponds pas à ma question. = You are not answering my question.
- Rester = to stay
> Il reste à la maison. = He stays at home.
- Rire = to laugh
> Tu me fais rire ! = You make me laugh!
- Savoir = to know
Je ne sais pas. = I don’t know.
- Sortir = to go out
> Vous sortez ce soir ? = Are you going out tonight?
- Travailler = to work
> Tu vas travailler ce week-end ? = Are you going to work this weekend?
- Trouver = to find
> Je ne trouve plus mes lunettes. = I can’t find my glasses.
- Venir = to come
> Tu viens avec nous ? = Are you coming with us?
- Vivre = to live
> Il vit à Paris. = He lives in Paris.
- Voir = to see
> Je ne vois rien. = I can’t see anything.
- Vouloir = to want
> Tu veux un café ? = Do you want a coffee?
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6 Comments
I love french it’s useful to me
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Hi, can I get the sentences using the verbs in French
Done 😉
In the meanings there are only 49 verbs the verb comprendre is missing
Effectivement, merci de l’avoir remarqué. Je vais l’ajouter 😉