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partir

/paʁ.tiʁ/
verb A2
to leave

To go away from a place

Il part demain matin.

He leaves tomorrow morning.

payer

pe.je
verb A2
to pay

To give money in exchange for goods or services.

On peut payer par carte bancaire ici ?

Can we pay by bank card here?

💡 Spelling variant: payer or paier in conjugation. Common phrase: 'payer en espèces' (to pay in cash).

petit

/pə.ti/
adjective A2
small / little

Of small size

Elle a un petit appartement.

She has a small apartment.

prendre

/pʁɑ̃dʁ/
verb A2
to take

To grasp and carry something

Je prends le train de huit heures.

I take the eight o'clock train.

rendre la monnaie

ʁɑ̃dʁ la mɔ.nɛ
phrase A2
to give change

To return the difference in money to a customer who has paid more than the price.

Le caissier m'a rendu la monnaie sans erreur.

The cashier gave me the correct change.

💡 A very practical phrase for shopping situations. 'Rendre' here means 'to give back', not 'to make'.

savoir

/sa.vwaʁ/
verb A2
to know (a fact)

To have knowledge of a fact or how to do something

Tu sais nager ?

Do you know how to swim?

travailler

/tʁa.va.je/
verb A2
to work

To perform a job or task

Il travaille dans une banque.

He works in a bank.

trouver

/tʁu.ve/
verb A2
to find

To discover or locate something

J'ai trouvé mes clés.

I found my keys.

venir

/və.niʁ/
verb A2
to come

To move towards the speaker

Viens chez moi ce soir.

Come to my place tonight.

vieux

/vjø/
adjective A2
old

Having existed for a long time

Ce bâtiment est très vieux.

This building is very old.

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