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hello; good morning
good evening
goodbye
thank you
you're welcome
Please speak more slowly.
Can you repeat the address?
I did not understand the last word.
I speak a little French.
What is this street called?
I am looking for my hotel.
Can you show it to me on the map?
Is it far from here?
Can I get there on foot?
Which stop is nearest?
Does this bus go downtown?
When does the next train arrive?
Which platform does it leave from?
I would like a one-way ticket.
I would like a return ticket.
Do I need to change trains?
I have a reservation for two nights.
Is breakfast included?
When must I check out?
Can I leave my suitcase here?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Is the water safe to drink?
Do you have a table for two?
I would like to see the menu.
Without meat, please.
I am allergic to peanuts.
Does this dish contain milk?
Can I have still water?
Can we pay separately?
Can I pay by card?
I need a receipt.
How much does this cost?
Do you have a larger size?
I have lost my passport.
I need a doctor.
airport
railway station
bus or tram stop
platform; quay
train
bus
subway; metro
taxi
ticket
departure
arrival
delay
connecting service
exit
entrance
luggage; piece of baggage
suitcase
passport
reservation
hotel
bedroom; hotel room
key
elevator
bath towel
soap
breakfast
restaurant
menu
dish, as a food course
restaurant bill
still water
sparkling water
bread
meat
fish
vegetable
milk
egg
peanut
allergy
pharmacy
doctor
hospital
ambulance
police
emergency
address
map; card
street
place; town square; seat
bridge
traffic light
sidewalk
cash
cash machine
receipt
price
discount
shop
supermarket

Selection method and sources

Original practical selection and original English glosses. Includes polite questions and short requests alongside common travel vocabulary; not copied from a phrasebook. Text only, without generated audio. French meal names reflect France and are labeled where regional meanings vary.

Pack content: CC BY-SA 4.0. Attribution: Assist With Languages and the sources below. Curated or adapted for learners; original sources retain their listed licenses.

  • Assist With Languages original learner vocabulary (CC BY 4.0). Original curated selection and English learner glosses. Frequency-informed reference checks; not a computed top-500 ranking. Standard contemporary French, with regional differences noted where needed. Text only; no audio.
  • FrequencyWords / OpenSubtitles 2018 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Reference for frequently encountered surface forms. The authored headword selection and original glosses are not a reproduction of the raw ranking.
  • Lexique 4.00, Boris New and Christophe Pallier et al. (CC BY-SA 4.0). Reference for lemma frequencies and verb infinitives. No frequency numbers, dictionary definitions or phonological data copied into this authored pack.