Rooms of the House

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Feminine noun for a building where people live.

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Starts with a vowel, so uses l'.

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General term for a room in a house.

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Used for sleeping and resting.

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The main social room of the house.

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Where food is prepared.

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Contains a bathtub or shower.

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Often used in the plural 'les toilettes'.

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Connects different rooms together.

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Starts with a vowel sound (mute h treated as vowel context often, but here 'escalier' starts with e).

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Underground room for storage.

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Room at the top of the house under the roof.

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Irregular plural: ends in -x (-aux).

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Used for parking vehicles.

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Outdoor area belonging to the house.

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Platform projecting from the wall of a building.

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Used to enter or exit a room or house.

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Has a circumflex accent on the ê.

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The surface you walk on inside a room.

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Vertical structure dividing or enclosing a room.

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The upper interior surface of a room.

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The structure covering the top of a house.

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Outdoor paved area connected to a house.

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Where you enter the house from the outside.

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Room for washing clothes.