le salon
le canapé sofa
la cheminée fireplace
la pendule clock
le tableau painting
le rideau curtain
le sol floor
le coussin cushion
le vase vase
l’aplique wall light
la bibliothèque bookshelf
store vénitien venetian blind
le plafond ceiling
le table basse coffee table
le miroir miroir
la lampe wall lamp
le tapis rug
le fauteuil armchair
la vitrine cabinet
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Many of our students have greatly enhanced their learning by using an app. On these pages we've examined the top-30 apps for learning French. On this pages we've written comprehensive reviews for Pimsleur (great for people struggling with pronunciation), Rosetta Stone and FrenchPod101 (both great for visual learners).
In this lesson you will learn vocabulary words for the living room in French. Similar to previous vocabulary lessons this is a great chance for you to practice the masculine and feminine gender of nouns. Also, please pay attention to the word “cheminée“. While you might think it means the English, “Chimney”, at first glance it’s actually a faux ami and means fireplace.
If you've found this post useful you might want to considering looking at our post covering the best apps for learning French. We've looked a total 33 apps and have written comprehensive reviews of Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur and FrenchPod101.
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