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French Business Flashcards

Master business vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.

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Memory Hooks & Tricks

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l'entreprise (company)

Memory Trick: Think of an ENTERPRISE. It is an English cognate that directly means a company or business.

An enterprise is a big company!

l'entretien (interview)

Memory Trick: Picture holding a conversation to ENTERTAIN an applicant during a job interview.

Entertain the applicant at the interview!

le devis (quotation / price estimate)

Memory Trick: Think of asking a device maker: 'How much for this DEVICE?' and receiving a written devis (quote).

Get a devis for your device!

la faillite (bankruptcy)

Memory Trick: Sounds like FAIL-it. When a business fails completely, it goes into bankruptcy.

Fail it and go into faillite!

la grève (strike)

Memory Trick: Think of workers expressing their GRIEF by going on strike.

Grief leads to a grève!

le chiffre d'affaires (revenue / turnover)

Memory Trick: Literally means 'the digit/figure of affairs'. It represents the total money figure coming into the business.

The chief figure of affairs is revenue!

Regional Varieties & Dialects

How business vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.

Email / Business Message

France: un e-mail / un mail
Canada (Quebec): un courriel

Resume / CV

France: un CV (curriculum vitae)
Canada (Quebec): un résumé / un C.V.

Schedule / Timetable

France: un planning / un emploi du temps
Canada (Quebec): un horaire / une cédule

Freelancer / Self-Employed

France: un indépendant / un freelance
Canada (Quebec): un travailleur autonome

Business Feedback

France: le feedback / le retour
Canada (Quebec): la rétroaction

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

France: le PDG (Président-Directeur Général)
Canada (Quebec): le chef de la direction / la direction générale

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