The French tongue takes the roots in Latin, after it was converted by dialects. Influenced the formation of English, introduced into the Russian culture of the XIX century. Today, French is the second language of NATO and the UN, is considered state-owned in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Monaco, Luxembourg and Canada. About 200 million people are carriers of this language.

Why speak French

The ability to speak French is convenient and useful in travel and career. Knowledge of the elementary framework of the language will help in Paris, the Alps, on the azure coast, Seychelles, Canada and even Africa. With the help of the language you will feel mentality, culture, history and traditions of the French. In addition, with employment in large international companies, which were founded in France: Danone, LVMH, "Auchan", Renault and others, knowledge of French is definitely. Also, French is considered the language of art and culture, it was spoken by Standal and Viktor Hugo, Edith Piaf and Yves Saint-Laurent.

There are six levels of French, the first two is a simple understanding of the language and the ability to support a simple dialogue. Exactly by initial level Basic knowledge is laid, simple words and expressions are remembered: seasons, days of the week, holidays, numbers, food, profession, sports, shopping and colors.

Colors on french

Knowledge of colors is very important at the initial stage. It helps enrich speech, easier to describe the details. For example:

For a daily uncomplicated dialogue, you need to know the basic colors in French, which are presented in the picture.

It is important to note that in French the rules of pronunciation differ from English, so we will analyze how the names of the colors sound.

rouge. ruzh. red
bleu. ble blue
vert. wER green
jaune. john yellow
blanc blanc white
noir. nair the black
gris griz grey
orange orange orange
marron. maroon brown
brun. brun brown
rose rose pink
roux rU red
blond. blend blond
violet. vwole purple
bleu Clair. ble Claire blue
bleu Fonce ble Fons dark blue

Green pronunciation depends on the subsequent word if it starts to vowels, then pronounced merza Otherwise - gr.

For training and memorization, train to pronounce colors in French every day, for the correct pronunciation, look at the video and repeat each color speaker.

Grammar colors

According to the rules of grammar, the colors in French are divided into male and female genus and write after nouns. If after adjective there is a female kind of noun, then add-to -e (units), -es (mn. H.

An example of color in French with translation:

Important! Female and male genus in Russian and French may not coincide.

Also, the colors in French, ending on-out, do not change in the female genus (Jaune - Jaune).

Purple, white and redhead change not according to the rules:

To train colors, describe the items around you, read simple texts suitable for your level, listen to the dialogs about the colors to perceive these words on the rumor.

To expand the vocabulary stock, you can learn more complex adjectives that indicate colors.

In this article, consider the main colors, their 11, without shades and additional colors. Colors relate to adjective and they are inherent in all grammatical features of adjectives. In particular, the colors in French change according to childbirth and the numbers and are consistent in childbirth and the number with those nouns to which they relate.

Flower names in French

Table of colors and shape of the female kind:

Color Male Rod Feminine gender
The black noir. noire
White blanc blanche
Red rouge. rouge.
Yellow jaune. jaune.
Green vert. verte
Orange orange orange
Blue, blue bleu. bleue.
Purple violet. violette
Pink rose rose
Grey gris grise.
Brown marron. marron.

Grammar features

Rank

  • As a general rule, the feminine clan of adjectives, in particular colors in French, is formed by adding "E" to the form of a male genus. For example, noir -noire.At the same time, an unnecessary end sound is influenced by e. At the end, becomes pronounced: ver t. - Vert. e. - Read as "WE r"-" WE rT».
  • If in the form of a male genus already there is an end of "E", the form of the female genus remains unchanged. For example, jaune -jaune..
  • Some colors have a special form in women's birth. For example, blanc -blanche.
  • Marron. - Brown in French has the same shape in male and female genus.

Number

  • As a general rule, the plural number of adjectives is formed by adding to the form of a male or female family (agree with the nouns at the same time in the family and number) « s. " For example, ROUGE - ROUGE s., VERT - VERT s. (Multiple Male Rod), Verte - Verte s. (Multiple female genus). Full rules of education multiple number Adjective I will turn in a separate article. Note that the end of the plural s. It does not affect the pronunciation. For example, VERT - VERT s. - - - Wur - Wur , vERTE - VERTE. s. - - - Worth - Worth.
  • If we have in the form of the only number s. At the end, additionally add another s no need. For example - GRI s. - GRI s.but gris. e. - Grise. s..
  • Colors orange and marron. They have a constant form in both the sole and plural, since these color names occurred from nouns. Orange - Orange, Marron - Chestnut. For the same reason, these adjectives do not change by childbirth.

Exercise for workout

Translate into French:

Black shirt, white jackets, red flower, yellow sun, green glasses, orange carrots, blue whale, purple scarf, pink shoes, gray cloud, brown tables, white snow, yellow houses, green books, purple socks, brown cabinet.

The colors surround us everywhere, so their names need to know if we want to communicate freely in French. What are the colors in french? First of all, you need to remember the main French colors:

bleu, Bleue - Blue

rouge - Red

blanc, Blanche - White

jaune - Yellow

vERT, VERTE - GREEN

noir, Noire - Black

gRIS, grise - gray

rose - Pink

orange - Orange

beige - Beige

marron - chestnut, brown

As you can see, in some cases, two forms are indicated: for a male family and for women. If one form is specified, this word has the same shape for both genera. It should also be noted that in French there is no such separate concept as a "blue" color, the French use the same word "bleu" for both blue and for blue flowers. What then it turns out that the French distinguish less colors than we? In fact, no, perhaps, there are even more colors in French. Many colors are formed by connecting two words. For example, "VERT POMME", "JAUNE DORÉ", "BROU DE NOIX", "BLEU CIEL", etc. If we want to say "light blue" or "dark red", that is, clarify the value of the value, very often the words "Clair" and "Foncé" are added in French: Bleu Clair, Bleu Foncé.

Colors are a very interesting topic in French. There are many sustainable expressions It is with the names of flowers. Let's wonder some of them:

bleu.

l 'Heure Bleue - Prisoner

la Colère Bleue - rage, anger

la Peur Bleue - Creepy Fear

le Voyage Dans Le Bleu - Vitation in the clouds, dreams

n'y Voir Que du Bleu - Nothing to understand

rouge.

le Poisson Rouge - Goldfish

rOUGE COMME UN COQ (UN COQUELICOT, UNE PIVOINE) - Red as poppy, like cancer

passer Au Rouge - Drive on Red Light

êTre Au Rouge - to be in a difficult or dangerous position

lE ROUGE à Lèvres - Lipstick

blanc

les Cheveux Blancs - Gray Hair

être blanc - be pale, look bad

s'EN TIRER BLANC COMME NEIGE - Get out dry water

lE MARIAGE BLANC - Fictal marriage

jaune.

rire Jaune - Dialanno laugh, laugh through tears

vert.

le Vin Vert - Young Wine

le Temps Vert - raw, rainy weather

avoir Les Doigts Verts - Be a skillful gardening

employer Le Vert Et Le Sec - let all means

sE Mettre Au Vert - go for the city on holiday, in nature

il Fait Noir Comme Dans Un Four - so dark that even eyes

l'Humeur Noire - a gloomy mood; Black melancholia

fAIRE UN TABLEAU NOIR DE QCH - Present something in the gloomy light

rose

tUT N'EST PAS ROSE - Unpleasant

gris

il Fait GRIS - overcast

fAIRE GRISE MINE À QN - meet anyone with acid mine

êTre GRIS - Creamer

Think you learned a lot useful informationwhich can then be applied to the study of French or communicating with French-speaking people. To new meetings!

We consider the names of popular and beautiful colors: Flowers on english language, Flowers on german language And flowers in French. Each culture imposed his mark and it will be interesting to expand their horizons.

Flowers in English:

English is the language of international communication and in modern conditions of his knowledge is necessary to every civilized young man.

Flowers in English sounds familiar and often the names of the colors in Russian are identical to English words.

Since most colors came to us from Europe, and we adopted their English or Latin names. Below are the most common colors in English.

British color names will be useful to know everyone modern manwho wants to see the world.


Flowers in German

German is one of the most popular European languages, it is distinguished by a solid and a little rough pronunciation. Flowers in German sounds for our ear a little unusual, but you can remember if you wish.

For example, a flower of cornflowers, the valley or snowdrock sounds not so cute, but strictly and dry. And mostly colors in German often display Latin names, as in other languages.

Flowers in French

French is firmly associated with the unique sound and a special pronunciation of the letter "P". Flowers in French are largely repeated by the Latin names, but there are original words.

The flower of the valley, poppy, snowdrop, chamomile sounds truly in French. Huge pleasure will learn them to correctly pronounce and skillfully insert into a conversation with knowledgeable people.

Flowers in French are somehow especially fascinated and attract attention.

  • We hope that you have discovered something new and you can call several color names in English, German and French, and you will definitely use your knowledge!

Popular flowers in English, German or French, are knowledge necessary for everyone.

Addition to the article:

We wish you to continue self-development and enjoy new knowledge!

Colors in French - the topic without which it is impossible to imagine full-fledged communication. Paints surround us everywhere, so you just need to know the names of Flowers in French to be able to describe and describe the surrounding items.

Colors in French: Easy and easy!

Let's call all the basic colors in French:

  • Rouge - Red
  • Bleu - blue
  • Jaune - Yellow
  • Vert - Green
  • Marron - Brown
  • Brun - brown
  • Rose - Pink
  • Orange - Orange
  • Turquoise - turquoise
  • Violet - purple
  • Bordeau - burgundy
  • GRIS - Gray
  • Blanc - White
  • Noir - black

Basic colors in french

Now shades:

  • Bleu Ciel - Heavenly Blue
  • Bleu Marine - Sea Wave Color
  • Fushia - Fuchsia
  • Crème - cream
  • Lilas - Lilovy
  • Jaune Doré - Golden
  • Indigo - Indigo
  • Noisette - Nut
  • Choco - chocolate
  • Kaki - khaki color
  • Azur - Lazorova
  • PourPre - purple
  • SAUMON - Salmon Color
  • Corail - Coral

If we want to emphasize the dark or light shade of color, then we use the words Foncé and Clair:

  • Bleu Foncé, Bleu Clair - Dark Blue, Light Blue
  • ROUGE FONCÉ, ROUGE CLAIR - Dark red, light red
  • Vert Foncé, Vert Clair - Dark Green, Light Green

If we want to say "bluish, reddish", etc., we use the name of the color + suffix -âtre:

  • Bleuâtre
  • Rougeâtre
  • Verdâtre
  • Jaunâtre

Grammatical features of flowers

If you consume colors in speech, then remember their agreement with other parts of speech in kind and number. After all, the adjectives denoting the color are consistent in childbirth and the number with the nouns to which they relate.

To express female genus, the color is added to -e, for a multiple -s -s, for the female kind of multiple numbers, the end of -es is added:

  • Un Crayon Vert - Des Crayons Verts - Green Pencil, Green Pencils
  • uNE FEUILLE VERTE - Des Feuilles Vertes - Green Leaf, Green Leaves (Feuille - Women's Sy

If the adjectives are ending in men, they do not change in feminine:

  • jaune - Jaune - Yellow

Some adjectives female genus have special forms:

  • violet - Violette - Purple, Violet
  • blanc - Blanche - White, White
  • roux - Rousse - Redhead, Redhead

But there are exceptions. For example, if a noun is used to designate the color (the names of flowers, fruits, vegetables, beverages, precious stones, etc.), it does not change in any way, neither:

  • dES Chaussures Marron - Brown Boots
  • dES VêTEMENTS Orange - Orange Clothing

And a few more colors ...

Naslova Écarlate, Fauve, Incarnat, Mauve, PourPre, Rose, Vermeil are consistent as adjectives:

  • dES Robes Roses - Pink Dresses

If the name of the color consists of several words, then none of them changes:

  • dES Robes Bleu Foncé - Dark Blue Dresses
  • desu Yeux Bleu Mer - Sea Wave Eyes

Defisc between words

Defis between words that designate colors is put if each of these words expresses its own color (and not one color):

  • le Crayon Bleu -Rouge - Blue-Red Pencil

You can designate color in speech or sentence in two ways:

  • before the adjective, which expresses color, a certain articture of the male genus is set: Le Bleu is blue.

In this case, the adjective becomes nouns and may vary in number, i.e. put in a plural:

  • Les.oranges Clairs Et Les Ocres Chaleureux Rendent Cette Pièce Accueillante. -The-orange and warm-outer tones make this room friendly.
  • the phrase La Couleur + adjective, denoting color in female genus: La Couleur Verte is a green color.

And now, dear readers, pay attention to a small poem, which will help you quickly remember the most basic colors of the French:

Les Crayons de Couleurs

Le Vert. Pour Les Pommes et les prairies.

Le Jaune. Pour Le Soleil et Les Canaris.

Le Rouge. Pour Les Fraises Et Le Feu.

Le Noir. Pour La Nuit Et Les Corbeaux.

Le Gris. Pour Les ânes et les nuages.

Le Bleu. Pour La Mer Et Le Ciel.

Et Toutes Les Couleurs Pour Colorer Le Monde.


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