French A1 Vocabulary: 300 Essential Words and Phrases

Build a practical A1 foundation with 300 essential French entries.

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bonjour — what does it mean?hello; good morning.
au revoir — what does it mean?goodbye.
s’il vous plaît — what does it mean?please.
oui — what does it mean?yes.
qui — what does it mean?who.
quel est ton nom ? — what does it mean?what is your name?
voici — what does it mean?here is; this is.
lui — what does it mean?him; he.
une salle de classe — what does it mean?a classroom.
le travail — what does it mean?work; job.
la France — what does it mean?France.
français — what does it mean?French.
la semaine — what does it mean?week.
à l’heure — what does it mean?on time; not late.
se lever — what does it mean?to get up.
les parents — what does it mean?parents; father and mother.
grand — what does it mean?big; tall.
le pain — what does it mean?bread; a basic baked food.
le marché — what does it mean?market; a place where people buy fresh food and goods.
la ville — what does it mean?town/city; a populated urban place.
la gare — what does it mean?train station; the place where trains leave and arrive.
l’aéroport — what does it mean?airport; the place where planes leave and arrive.
froid — what does it mean?cold; having a low temperature.
aller — what does it mean?to go; to move from one place to another.
avec — what does it mean?with; indicates accompaniment or connection.
et — what does it mean?and; links words or ideas.
ici — what does it mean?here; in this place.
la pharmacie — what does it mean?pharmacy; a shop that sells medicine and health products.
un animal — what does it mean?animal.
la musique — what does it mean?music.
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This deck gives a new learner a compact but usable French foundation. Its 300 independently selected words and phrases cover greetings, identity, numbers, time, family, home, food, shopping, town, transport, health and the most useful verbs and connectors. Nouns include an article so grammatical gender is learned with the word; verbs use the infinitive; phrases model natural beginner exchanges. Every answer adds a concise English meaning and an original French example with translation. Import it and the whole deck joins your spaced-repetition schedule. Entries you already know stretch out and drop out of sight; the ones that keep slipping come back until they stop slipping. What goes down is the number of entries you still don't know — not the time it takes to flip past 300 cards you mostly do.

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Is this an official CEFR A1 word list?
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Why do French nouns include an article?
The article helps you learn grammatical gender with the noun from the start. Cards also flag common elision or plural patterns where useful.

Selection uses CEFR A1 communicative functions as a planning framework; it is not an official CEFR vocabulary list. Every entry, example and translation is written by Memly. Scope reviewed 2026-08-16.