{"id":22061,"date":"2015-05-26T06:00:46","date_gmt":"2015-05-26T04:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/french\/?p=22061"},"modified":"2017-10-23T15:09:37","modified_gmt":"2017-10-23T13:09:37","slug":"vocabulaire-de-la-plage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/french\/vocabulaire-de-la-plage\/","title":{"rendered":"Vocabulaire de la plage"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Aujourd’hui, je suis all\u00e9e \u00e0 la plage avec ma famille. Mon fils, qui a 2 ans, adore jouer dans le sable. Alors je lui ai apport\u00e9\u00a0un seau et une pelle. Il s’est amus\u00e9 pendant des heures \u00e0 cacher des petits objets dans le sable et \u00e0 chercher des coquillages.\u00a0Mais\u00a0il faut toujours rester prudent \u00e0 la plage. Avant de partir, je lui ai mis de la cr\u00e8me solaire, des lunettes de soleil, et un chapeau. Mon mari et moi nous avons mis de la cr\u00e8me solaire aussi — on ne voulait pas attraper un coup de soleil!<\/em><\/p>\n

Here in New York, the sun is shining. Although it is not yet summer, it sure feels like it. Today, for Memorial Day, we ventured out the beach where it reached the mid 80s Fahrenheit (nearly 30 Celsius!). My son loves going to the beach and, during the summer, we go almost daily. On Long Island, where we live, there are large beaches (mainly on the south shore) that can get very crowded (and not so pleasant). But the nice thing about the Island is all the small, undiscovered beaches (many of them on the north shore) that you can enjoy without all the crowds.<\/p>\n

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Can you translate the paragraph above? Try to translate without peeking at the vocabulary below. Then, try to make your own paragraph incorporating at least ten words from the vocabulary list below. Bon travail!<\/p>\n

Vocabulaire de la plage<\/em>:<\/p>\n

La cr\u00e8me solaire<\/em>— sunscreen lotion<\/p>\n

Les lunettes de soleil<\/em> — sunglasses<\/p>\n

Un chapeau<\/em> — a hat<\/p>\n

Le seau<\/em> — bucket<\/p>\n

La pelle<\/em> — shovel<\/p>\n

Le r\u00e2teau<\/em> — rake<\/p>\n

le ballon<\/em> — (beach) ball<\/p>\n

le maillot de bain<\/em> — bathing suit<\/p>\n

le sac de plage<\/em> — beach bag<\/p>\n

le parasol<\/em> — parasol (umbrella)<\/p>\n

la serviette<\/em> — towel<\/p>\n

l’eau<\/em> — water<\/p>\n

le sable<\/em> — sand<\/p>\n

les coquillages<\/em> — shells<\/p>\n

les moules<\/em> — mussels<\/p>\n

le crabe<\/em> — crab<\/p>\n

les bigorneaux<\/em> — sea snails<\/p>\n

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Aujourd’hui, je suis all\u00e9e \u00e0 la plage avec ma famille. Mon fils, qui a 2 ans, adore jouer dans le sable. Alors je lui ai apport\u00e9\u00a0un seau et une pelle. Il s’est amus\u00e9 pendant des heures \u00e0 cacher des petits objets dans le sable et \u00e0 chercher des coquillages.\u00a0Mais\u00a0il faut toujours rester prudent \u00e0…<\/p>\n

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