A1 French Wordlist PDF
Essential beginner French vocabulary for greetings, family, numbers, food, everyday objects, basic actions, places, time, travel, and simple communication.
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This page provides access to the LanGeek CEFR French vocabulary PDFs, covering levels from A1 to B2. Each level contains a structured collection of French vocabulary designed for learners at a specific stage of the CEFR framework.
The wordlists include French words together with useful information such as part of speech, IPA pronunciation, and clear learner-friendly definitions. The vocabulary progresses from essential beginner words at A1 to broader and more precise vocabulary at B2.
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Essential beginner French vocabulary for greetings, family, numbers, food, everyday objects, basic actions, places, time, travel, and simple communication.
Download A1 PDF ↓Elementary French vocabulary covering daily life, relationships, work, travel, shopping, health, nature, common verbs, adjectives, and useful everyday situations.
Download A2 PDF ↓Intermediate French vocabulary for conversations, work, relationships, education, culture, society, travel, health, technology, and more detailed communication.
Download B1 PDF ↓Upper-intermediate French vocabulary for discussing society, work, culture, science, technology, emotions, abstract ideas, and more complex everyday subjects.
Download B2 PDF ↓Prefer interactive learning? Open each French CEFR vocabulary level on LanGeek to study words with examples, pronunciation, images, review tools, flashcards, and quizzes.
Essential French words for everyday situations and basic communication.
Useful vocabulary for daily life, familiar situations, travel, people, and work.
Vocabulary for conversations, experiences, opinions, relationships, and broader everyday topics.
More detailed vocabulary for explanations, discussions, opinions, and confident French communication.
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Beginner learners can start with A1 or A2, while intermediate learners can use B1 and B2.
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