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French Work Flashcards

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

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Memory Hooks & Tricks

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le bureau (office / desk)

Memory Trick: Think of a bureaucrat sitting at his desk in a large corporate bureau.

Bureaucrats work at a bureau.

l'imprimante (printer)

Memory Trick: It makes an imprint on paper! Imprimante sounds like 'imprint'.

An imprimante leaves an imprint on paper.

l'entrepôt (warehouse)

Memory Trick: Think of entering a warehouse to enter-a-post or store goods: entrepôt.

Enter the entrepôt to store heavy cargo.

la grève (strike)

Memory Trick: Workers on strike are expressing their grief (grève) over working conditions.

Grève is how workers voice their grief.

la pause (break)

Memory Trick: Just hit pause on your work to take a quick coffee pause.

Press pause for a work break.

l'agrafeuse (stapler)

Memory Trick: Imagine grabbing paper to A-GRAPH it together: agrafeuse clips your papers.

Agrafeuse fastens graphics and papers together.

Regional Varieties & Dialects

How work vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.

Job / Work

France: le boulot / le travail
Canada (Quebec): la job / l'ouvrage

Resume

France: le CV (curriculum vitae)
Canada (Quebec): le résumé / le CV

Email

France: l'e-mail / le mail
Canada (Quebec): le courriel

Lunch Break

France: la pause déjeuner
Canada (Quebec): la pause dîner

Workplace Parking Lot

France: le parking
Canada (Quebec): le stationnement

Schedule / Timetable

France: le planning / l'emploi du temps
Canada (Quebec): l'horaire de travail

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