Are you interested in learning how to tell time in French? Explore the world of telling time in a fun and engaging way through games to learn French. With interactive activities and engaging challenges, you can easily grasp the concept of telling time in French while having a great time. Embrace the opportunity to learn a new language through games and make the process enjoyable and effective. Start your language learning journey today!
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Study Resources
Vocabulary
| English | French |
|---|---|
| Hour | Heure |
| Minute | Minute |
| Second | Seconde |
| Clock | Horloge |
| Watch | Montre |
| Timepiece | Horlogerie |
| Digital | Numérique |
| Analog | Analogique |
| AM | AM |
| PM | PM |
| Midnight | Minuit |
| Noon | Midi |
| Quarter | Quart |
| Half | Demi |
| Past | Passé |
| To | À |
| Time zone | Fuseau horaire |
| Stopwatch | Chronomètre |
| Timer | Minuteur |
Quick Facts
- French uses a 24-hour clock system, so times are often expressed in military time.
- When telling time in French, the word for "hour" is "heure" and the word for "minute" is "minute."
- To say "o'clock" in French, you use the word "heure" after the hour.
- When telling time after the half hour, you use the word "et" (and) to connect the minutes to the next hour.
- French uses the word "midi" for noon and "minuit" for midnight.
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Vocabulary List
Download:telling_time_in_french.pdf