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La Maison — the home in French | Vocabulary

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    The rooms of the house in French — la cuisine, la chambre, la salle de bain — each with audio. The home, room by room. This French home room by room vocabulary list gives you 16 essential words — from la cuisine (the kitchen) to le frigo (the fridge) — each with audio and its English translation. Use it to build the French words you need to talk about home room by room, then test yourself with the games below.

    La Maison

    The home, room by room

    Les pièces · the rooms

    la cuisinethe kitchen
    le salonthe living room
    la chambrethe bedroom
    la salle de bainsthe bathroom
    les toilettesthe toilet
    le bureauthe office/study
    le jardinthe garden
    le garagethe garage

    Dans la maison

    la portethe door
    la fenêtrethe window
    l’escalierthe stairs
    le litthe bed
    la tablethe table
    une chaisea chair
    le canapéthe sofa
    le frigothe fridge
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    📘 Home words in action

    • la pièce = a room (any) · la chambre = the BEDroom only — un appartement de trois pièces.
    • chez + person = at someone’s home: chez moi (at my place), on va chez Paul.
    • I live in: j’habite à Paris, dans un appartement, en banlieue.
    • la salle de bains vs les toilettes — in France they’re often separate rooms; ask for les toilettes.
    • Chores: faire le ménage (clean), faire la vaisselle (dishes), ranger sa chambre (tidy up).

    🔊 Useful phrases

    Bienvenue chez moi !Welcome to my place!
    Où sont les toilettes ?Where is the toilet?
    Je cherche un appartement deux pièces.I’m looking for a one-bedroom flat.
    Fais comme chez toi.Make yourself at home.

    🔊 Example sentences

    Le salon est à côté de la cuisine.The living room is next to the kitchen.
    Ma chambre est au premier étage.My bedroom is on the first floor.
    On dîne chez mes parents dimanche.We’re having dinner at my parents’ on Sunday.

    ✍️ Practice

    bedroom = la ___ (not « pièce ») (specific room)

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    chambre

    at Paul’s place = ___ Paul (preposition)

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    chez

    to do the dishes = faire la ___ (chore)

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    vaisselle

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    🎯 More practice — vocabulary recall — both directions

    How do you say « the kitchen »? (recall)

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    la cuisine

    What does « la chambre » mean? (recall)

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    the bedroom

    How do you say « the toilet »? (recall)

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    les toilettes

    What does « le jardin » mean? (recall)

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    the garden

    How do you say « the door »? (recall)

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    la porte

    What does « l’escalier » mean? (recall)

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    the stairs

    How do you say « the table »? (recall)

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    la table

    What does « le canapé » mean? (recall)

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    the sofa

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    Go further: this chart is one small piece — get the full picture in our guide French for absolute beginners — your first 40 words.

    Rooms of the house in French — FAQ

    How do you say common home room by room words in French?

    For example: the kitchen is « la cuisine », the living room is « le salon », the bedroom is « la chambre ». The full list above has 16 French home room by room words, each with audio so you can hear the pronunciation.

    What are the most useful French home room by room words to learn first?

    Start with the basics: la cuisine (the kitchen), le salon (the living room), la chambre (the bedroom), la salle de bains (the bathroom), les toilettes (the toilet), le bureau (the office/study). Master these core French words before moving on to the rest of the list.

    How can I memorise French home room by room vocabulary?

    Learn the words in small themed groups, say each one out loud with the audio, and use it in a short sentence about your own life. Spaced repetition is what makes new vocabulary stick — see our guide to learning French vocabulary that sticks.

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