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French Time Flashcards

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

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Memory Hooks & Tricks

Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for French learners.

la montre (watch)

Memory Trick: Think of a friendly MONSTER showing off a giant wristwatch to show you the time.

A monster with a giant watch!

l'horloge (clock)

Memory Trick: Sounds like Count ORLOK staring at a large grandfather clock at midnight.

Count Orlok checking the wall clock!

l'aube (dawn)

Memory Trick: Picture a glowing light ORB appearing on the horizon at dawn.

A glowing orb appearing at dawn!

la quinzaine (fortnight)

Memory Trick: Contains the number QUINZE (fifteen). A fortnight is roughly 14 to 15 days!

Quinze (15) days in a fortnight!

le crépuscule (dusk)

Memory Trick: Sounds like a CREEPY SCHOOL standing quietly in the twilight of dusk.

Creepy school at dusk!

l'hiver (winter)

Memory Trick: Think of how you SHIVER during the cold month of winter.

Shiver in l'hiver!

Regional Varieties & Dialects

How time vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.

Weekend

France / Belgium: le week-end
Canada (Quebec): la fin de semaine

Work Schedule / Hours

France: l'emploi du temps / les heures de travail
Canada (Quebec): l'horaire de travail

Time Slot

France: le créneau horaire
Canada (Quebec): la plage horaire

Midday Time Marker (Noon Meal)

France: le déjeuner (midi)
Belgium / Switzerland / Quebec: le dîner (midi)

Evening Time Marker (Dinner)

France: le dîner (soir)
Belgium / Switzerland / Quebec: le souper (soir)

Public Holiday / Statutory Holiday

France: le jour férié
Canada (Quebec): le congé férié / jour chômé

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