Adivinanza: La Maison Riddles


La Maison RiddlesVersión en línea Short French house word challenge. por YAKILI LMS 1 The French word for the place you live. Hints 1 The middle letters are AIS. 2 It starts with M and has six letters. 3 It's a French word for a place you live. 2 A place in town where kids go to learn (in French). Hints 1 Its English meaning is 'school'. 2 Often written without an accent in beginner materials. 3 It's a French word for a place of learning. 3 A French word for a place of learning. Hints 1 The five-letter French word for this place. 2 In French, its name starts with an accented E ('é'). 3 Where students go to learn and teachers teach. 4 I stand at the front of the classroom and explain new ideas. Hints 1 In French, this job is called professeur. 2 I guide classroom activities and check homework. 3 I plan lessons and explain ideas to students. 5 I travel on rails and carry many passengers from city to city. Hints 1 In French, this vehicle has the same word: train. 2 People use me for long trips between towns. 3 It runs on tracks and has multiple carriages. 6 I am small, rectangular, and used to play many games. Hints 1 In English it's 'card', but in French the word is 'carte'. 2 In French, the word for this object is 'carte'. 3 Small, rectangular pieces used in games like memory or matching. 7 A winter celebration in France where families decorate a tree and exchange gifts. Hints 1 People have a festive meal and exchange presents. 2 In French, that holiday is called Noël. 3 Usually celebrated in December. 8 A friendly way to greet someone in French. Hints 1 A more casual hello in French is 'Salut', but this is the standard greeting. 2 Split into 'bon' (good) and 'jour' (day) in French. 3 Used when meeting someone in France, especially in the morning. 9 I am something you pass through to enter a room. Hints 1 The French word for this door is porte. 2 In French, it is a common noun used for a barrier you pass through. 3 Think of a thing you open and close when entering a room. 10 The blank page where stories begin Hints 1 A blank sheet that becomes letters and drawings. 2 Comes in sheets and is made from wood pulp. 3 Used for writing in class.

1

The French word for the place you live.

Hints

1

The middle letters are AIS.

2

It starts with M and has six letters.

3

It's a French word for a place you live.

2

A place in town where kids go to learn (in French).

Hints

1

Its English meaning is 'school'.

2

Often written without an accent in beginner materials.

3

It's a French word for a place of learning.

3

A French word for a place of learning.

Hints

1

The five-letter French word for this place.

2

In French, its name starts with an accented E ('é').

3

Where students go to learn and teachers teach.

4

I stand at the front of the classroom and explain new ideas.

Hints

1

In French, this job is called professeur.

2

I guide classroom activities and check homework.

3

I plan lessons and explain ideas to students.

5

I travel on rails and carry many passengers from city to city.

Hints

1

In French, this vehicle has the same word: train.

2

People use me for long trips between towns.

3

It runs on tracks and has multiple carriages.

6

I am small, rectangular, and used to play many games.

Hints

1

In English it's 'card', but in French the word is 'carte'.

2

In French, the word for this object is 'carte'.

3

Small, rectangular pieces used in games like memory or matching.

7

A winter celebration in France where families decorate a tree and exchange gifts.

Hints

1

People have a festive meal and exchange presents.

2

In French, that holiday is called Noël.

3

Usually celebrated in December.

8

A friendly way to greet someone in French.

Hints

1

A more casual hello in French is 'Salut', but this is the standard greeting.

2

Split into 'bon' (good) and 'jour' (day) in French.

3

Used when meeting someone in France, especially in the morning.

9

I am something you pass through to enter a room.

Hints

1

The French word for this door is porte.

2

In French, it is a common noun used for a barrier you pass through.

3

Think of a thing you open and close when entering a room.

10

The blank page where stories begin

Hints

1

A blank sheet that becomes letters and drawings.

2

Comes in sheets and is made from wood pulp.

3

Used for writing in class.

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The French word for the place you live.

Hints

A place in town where kids go to learn (in French).

Hints

A French word for a place of learning.

Hints

I stand at the front of the classroom and explain new ideas.

Hints

I travel on rails and carry many passengers from city to city.

Hints

I am small, rectangular, and used to play many games.

Hints

A winter celebration in France where families decorate a tree and exchange gifts.

Hints

A friendly way to greet someone in French.

Hints

I am something you pass through to enter a room.

Hints

The blank page where stories begin

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