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Lesson Note One


WEEK 8 NOTES
FRENCH CLASS SIX
NOTE 2


L’HEURE/ TIME

SAVOIR DEMANDER ET DONNER L’HEURE

To ask time in French, we use the expression:

Quelle  heure est-il? (what time is it?)     and to give the time in French we use the expression “il est + the time 

Eg. Quelle heure est-il? What is the time?
Il est ……………….  .   It is …………………..
Il est sept heures…….It is 7 o clock
Il est  onze heures. ….It is 11 o clock


Midi ….  12 pm
Minuit … 12 am
Et demi……….. 30/ half
Et quart ……… 15/ quarter
Six heures et demi…. 6:30
Huit heures du soir…. 8:00   o’clock in the evening
Huit heures du matin….8: 00 o’clock in the morning 
Trois heures de l’après-midi ….3:00 o’clock in the afternoon 
Moins le quart.   15 minutes to…
À quelle heure? At what time 
À deux heures précises ….. Exactly 2:00
Vers quatre heures…… about 4:00
À quatre heures….. At 4:00
Ma montre est en retard. My watch is late.
Ma montre avance 5 minutes. It is 5mns fast.
La montre…… watch
L’horloge ……… clock (big)
La pendule ….. Clock (small)
La seconde…… second 
La minute ……. Minute
L’heure ….. Hour


LES EXPRESSIONS DU TEMPS / TIME EXPRESSIONS


Le matin--- morning /in the morning 
Le soir --- evening /in the evening 
La nuit --- night/ at night
Le jour --- day
L’après-midi---- afternoon
La journée---- day
La matinée---- morning 
Le mois ---- month
La semaine---- week
Le weekend ---- weekend
Tous les jours--- everyday
Il y a un mois---- a month ago
L’aube  ----- dawn
Chaque année --- every year
La fin du mois----- end of the month
Aujourd’hui---today
Demain----- tomorrow
Hier--- yesterday
Déjà --- already
Demain soir. Tomorrow evening
Hier matin --- yesterday morning
Maintenant ----- now
Entre temps---- mean while
Toujours---- always
Quelques fois --- sometimes 
Désormais--- henceforth 
À l’heure--- on time
Tout à l’heure--- just now
Tout de suite--- immediately 
De bonne heure—early
De jour en jour—from day to day 
Le siècle … century
L’avenir--- future
La veille --- day before
L’an --- year
L’année--- year
L’année  suivante--- the following  year
L’année prochaine ---- next year
L’année  dernière --- last year
Le lendemain--- the next morning
Chaque matin --- very morning
Tous les ans---- every year
Le coucher du soleil--- sunset
La tombée de la nuit--- night fall
Le crépuscule --- dusk
Souvent – often
Longtemps----  a long time 
Aussitôt ---- immediately 
Soudain --- suddenly
Alors ---- at that time/then
Autrefois---- in the past/ formally 
Ensuite----- afterwards 
Bientôt ---- soon
Parfois---- sometimes
Tôt ---- early
Tard --- late
En huit jours—in a week
À la fin ---finaly
À jamais --- forever
À la fois --- at the same time
Petit à petit --- little by little
Récemment --- recently
Actuellement – currently
Tôt ou tard--- sooner or later
Aussitôt que … as soon as 
A partir de … from


















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