Entertainment & Cinema

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Standard masculine noun for movie.

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Refers to the auditorium or screening room.

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Feminine form is 'l'actrice'.

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Feminine counterpart to 'acteur'.

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Can also use 'place' for a theater or cinema ticket.

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Used for scheduled movie showings or events.

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Refers to humorous films or plays.

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Borrowed English word commonly used in French.

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Literally means 'animated drawing'.

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Feminine form is 'la réalisatrice'.

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Used for both movie scenes and theater stages.

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Compound noun hyphenated in standard spelling.

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General term for live performances.

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Takes preposition 'à' or 'de'.

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Feminine form is 'la chanteuse'.

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Uses partitive article 'de la' in general statements.

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Often shortened to 'la télé'.

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Refers to a specific program or broadcast.

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Irregular plural adds an 'x' instead of 's'.

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Regular -er verb taking direct object.

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Regular -er verb; no preposition needed before direct object.

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Uses 'jouer à' for sports/games, 'jouer de' for instruments.

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Adjective agrees in gender and number.

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Feminine form is 'ennuyeuse'.

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Same form for masculine and feminine singular.