#french vocabulary list

[sunandhubris]

French city vocab

le centre ville - the city centre:

la poste - the post office l’hôtel de ville, la mairie - townhall le commissariat - police station la caserne des pompiers - fire station la banque - bank le bancomat - the ATM le tribunal - the court la bibliothèque - library le musée - museum le parc - the park le monument - monument la statue - the statue la fontaine - the fountain la place principale - the main square le trottoir - pavement, sidewalk le lampadaire - lightpost le métro - the underground la gare - train station la gare routière - the bus terminal l’église - church la mosquée - mosque la synagogue - synagogue le cimetière - the cemetery

amusement et plaisir:

le restaurant - restaurant la pizzeria - the pizzeria le bar - the bar (sells all types of drinks) la librairie - bookshop le magasin - shop le cinéma - movie theatre le théâtre - the theatre le patinoire - the ice rink la piscine - the swimming pool le stade - stadium l’aire de jeux - playground

autres lieux importants:

l’aéroport - the airport l’hôpital - the hospital la pharmacie - drug store le marché - market la boulangerie - the bakery le coiffeur/la coiffeuse - barber’s shop, hairdresser’s le tabac - the tabacconist’s

[obnoxiousprince]

Some pretty things in French

Moonlight - clair de lune (m)

Macaron - macaron (m)

Rose - rose (f)

Glitter - paillette (f)

Moon - lune (f)

Star - étoile (f)

Wish - vœu (m) / souhait (m)

Cake - gâteau (m)

Flower - fleur (f)

Perfume - parfum (m)

Candle - bougie (f) / chandelle (f)

Cushion - coussin (m)

Pillow - oreiller (m)

Breeze - brise (f)

Music - musique (f)

Poetry - poésie (f)

Poem - poème (m)

Sweet/candy - bonbon (m)

Snowflake - flocon de neige (m)

Looking-glass/mirror - miroir (m)

These are pretty random but I like it

[vangoghs-other-ear]

Les jambes en l'air, comme une femme lubrique, Brûlante et suant les poisons, Ouvrait d'une façon nonchalante et cynique Son ventre plein d'exhalaisons.

les jambes- legs

en l’air- in the air

une femme lubrique- a lustful woman, a lecherous woman

brûlante- burning, searing

suant- sweating

les poisons (m)- poisons

ouvrait (ouvrir)- opened (to open)

une façon- way, manner

nonchalante- nonchalant, not fiery or passionate, cool/cold in affect (same meaning different connotation as english nonchalant)

cynique- cynical

ventre- abdomen, belly

plein d’exhalaisons- full of breathes, full of exhalations

[languagelovelearning]

Random Vocab List of My Target Languages

Note: I am still learning so if anyone has any corrections please say

English Korean French German Lithuanian

Snow 눈 la neige der Schnee Sniegas

Rain 비 la pluie der Regen Lietus

Clouds 구름 le nuage die Wolken Debesys

Sun 해 le soleil die Sonne Saulė

Moon 달 la lune der Mond Mėnulis

Angels 천사 l’ange die Engel Angelai

Memory 기억 la mémoire die Erinnerung Atsiminimas

Kiss 키스 le baiser der Kuss Bučinys (m)

Singing 노래 부르기 le chant der Gesang Dainavimas (m)

Day 하루 le jour der Tag Dienà

[wo-bu-hui-shuo-zhongwen]

langblr reactivation challenge week 3!

Day 3: Make another vocab list from the list you made at the beginning of the challenge. If you are learning two or more languages, make the vocab list in 3 languages (meaning for example: French, German, and English or Japanese, Arabic, and Ukrainian).

Types of Buildings

eng fran (m / f ) 한국어

Commercial        commercial (e)  상업용

Residential          résidentiel (le)   주거용

industrial             industriel (le)      공업용

Military militaire               군사용

Monument          monument          기념물

Public    public (publique)               공공 건물

Private  privé (e)               사유 건물 ; 사유지

Tower   tour       탑

Arch       arc         개선문; 기념문

Religious             religieux (religieuse)        종교 건축

Church  église     교회

Mosque               mosquée             모스크 ; 회교 사원

Synagogue          synagogue          유대교 회당 ; 시너고그

Temple  temple  신전 ; 사원 ; 절; 사찰 ; 회당

Fortress               forteresse           요새

Castle    château 성

Gate      porte     문 ; 대문

(City) wall            mur        성벽

House    maison  집 ; 주택

Apartment building          appartement      아파트

High-rise              tour       고층 건물

Townhouse         maison en rangée            연립 주택

Statue   statue    조각상

Office building    immeuble de bureaux     사무실용 빌딩

Town hall            mairie    시청

               hôtel de ville     

[michelle-languages]

261022 | Day 3 of Langblr Reactivation Challenge

Today's prompt is all about creating a list of topics I would like to study the vocabulary for in basically all of my target languages, but I think my priority will be 日本語

school

stationery

pagan/witchcraft

food and drink

tarots

love and relationship

pokémon

personality traits

daily routine

langblr community

cozy vocabulary

words of encouragement

music

astrology and horoscopes

bullet journal

feelings and emotions

weather

and yes, I went through all 37 pages of vocabulary lists in Finnish made and reblogged by @tealingual

[languagement]

La météo - première partie

le ciel [sjɛl] / Masculin Le ciel est bleu. Le ciel est plus foncé la nuit. Le ciel est gris.

le nuage [nɥaʒ] / Masculin Il y a des buages dans le ciel. Il y a beaucoup de nuages gris dans le ciel. Il n'y a pas de nuages das le ciel aujourd'hui.

la pluie [plɥi] / Féminin La pluie vient du ciel. Il pleut dehors. Il pleut. Il est en train de pleuvoir. Il va pleuvoir aujourd'hui.

la neige [nɛʒ] / Féminin Il neige dehors. Il y a de la neige sur le sol. La neige est blanche et froide. Regarde le gros nuages, il va neiger.

tomber [tɔ̃.be] / Intransitif La pluie et la neige tombent di ciel. La pluit vient du ciel. La pluie tombe du ciel. La neige tombe du ciel. Il neige.

[salvadorbonaparte]

Duolingo Alternatives by Language

Disclaimer: I haven't used or tested all of them. All resources have different strengths, e.g. Drops being designed for vocabulary. They often aren't full alternatives for Duolingo or formal classes. I just wanted to compile resources for all languages on Duolingo to make the switch easier, especially for the less popular languages.

Feel free to also check out my collection of free textbooks

If you want a more detailed resource list for any of these languages (or perhaps one not listed here) you can send me an ask and I can see what I can do.

Arabic

AlifBee

Arabic Unlocked

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

Infinite Arabic

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Write It! Arabic

Catalan

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mondly

Qlango

Chinese

Bluebird

Beelinguapp

Bunpo

Busuu

Chineasy

Clozemaster

Drops

Du Chinese

Hello Chinese

HeyChina

Immersive Chinese

Infinite Chinese

Ling

Lingodeer

LinGo Play

Lingopie

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Pleco Chinese Dictionary

Qlango

Czech

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Ling

LinGo Play

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Danish

Babbel

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Dutch

Babbel

Bluebird

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Say Something in Dutch

Qlango

Esperanto

Clozemaster

Drops

Esperanto12.net

Kurso de Esperanto

LingQ

Qlango

Finnish

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

French

Babbel

Bluebird

Beelinguapp

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins French Dictionary

Conjuu

Dr French

Drops

HeyFrance

Infinite French

Lilata

Ling

Linga

Lingodeer

LinGo Play

Lingopie

Lingvist

LingQ

Listen Up

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Oxford French Dictionary

Qlango

TV5MONDE

Xeropan

German

Babbel

Bluebird

Beelinguapp

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins German Dictionary

Conjuu

Drops

DW Learn German

Infinite German

Ling

Linga

Lingodeer

Lingopie

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Oxford German Dictionary

Qlango

Xeropan

Greek

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Greek Alphabet Academy

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Write It! Greek

Guaraní

Clozemaster

Guarani Ayvu

Haitian Creole

Bluebird

Mango

Hawaiian

Drops

Mango

ʻŌlelo Online

Hebrew

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Shepha

Write It! Hebrew

High Valyrian

Valyrian Dictionary

Hindi

Bhasha

Bluebird

Beelinguapp

Clozemaster

Drops

Hindwi Dictionary

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Hungarian

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Indonesian

Babbel

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Irish

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Collins Irish Dictionary

Drops

Easy Irish

Ling

Mango

Teanglann

Italian

Babbel

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins Italian Dictionary

Conjuu

Drops

Infinite Italian

Ling

Linga

Lingodeer

Lingopie

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Oxford Italian Dictionary

Qlango

Japanese

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

HeyJapan

Hiragana Quest

Infinite Japanese

kawaiiDungeon

Ling

Lingodeer

Lingopie

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Oyomi Japanese Reader

renshuu

Takoboto Japanese Dictionary

Todaii

Qlango

Write It! Japanese

Klingon

boQwl! Klingon Language

Klingon Translator

Write It! Klingon

Korean

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

Hangul Quest

HeyKorea

Infinite Korean

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingopie

Lingodeer

Lingvist

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Write It! Korean

Latin

Bluebird

Cattus

Clozemaster

Collins Latin Dictionary

Grammaticus Maximus

Latinia

Legentibus

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Perdisco

Qlango

Vice Verba

Navajo

Navajo Language Renaissance

Navajo Language Program

Speak Navajo

Norwegian

Babbel

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Mjolnir Norwegian

Norskappen

Qlango

Polish

Babbel

Bluebird

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Portuguese

Babbel

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins Portuguese Dictionary

Drops

Infinite Portuguese

Ling

Lingodeer

Lingopie

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Qlango

Romanian

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Russian

Babbel

Bluebird

Beelinguapp

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins Russian Dictionary

Drops

Infinite Russian

Ling

Linga

LinGo Play

Lingopie

Lingodeer

Lingvist

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Qlango

Write It! Russian

Scottish Gaelic

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Go!Gaelic

Mango

Spanish

Babbel

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Bunpo

Busuu

Clozemaster

Collins Spanish Dictionary

ConjuGato

Conjuu

Drops

Infinite Spanish

Ling

Linga

Lingodeer

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

Listen Up

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Nextlingua

Say Something in Spanish

SpanishDict

Qlango

Xeropan

Swahili

Bluebird

Bui Bui Swahili App

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Nkenne

Swedish

Babbel

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

Lingvist

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Turkish

Babbel

Beelinguapp

Bluebird

Busuu

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

LyricsTraining

Mango

Mondly

Qlango

Ukrainian

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Drops

Ling

LinGo Play

LingQ

Mango

Mondly

Mova Ukrainian

Qlango

Speak Ukrainian

Vietnamese

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Collins Vietnamese Dictionary

Drops

Learn Vietnamese with Annie

Ling

Lingodeer

LinGo Play

Mango

Mondly

Welsh

BBc Cymru Fyw

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Say Something in Welsh

Yiddish

Bluebird

Clozemaster

Mango

Proste Yiddish

Roni Gal Learn Yiddish

Vaybertaytsh

Yiddish Book Center

Zulu

Bluebird

Nkenne

Bonus: Polygloss which claims to be available for all languages as long as there is another user also learning the same language

[vonbirkenhoff]

french vocab #4

mou, mol, molle - soft

genou (m) - lap (asseoir sur qqch)

faire de la planche à voile - to go windsurfing

diffuser - to diffuse/spread/broadcast/circulate

fronde (f), lance-pierres (m) - slingshot (proca)

compte d'épargne (m) - savings account

parler de tout et de rien - to talk about everything and nothing

émerger - to emerge, to surface

forcer à - to force to

avide/cupide/avaricieux - greedy

faire des démarches (nécessaires pour qqch) - to take action, to take steps

tableau (m) d'affichage - noticeboard

donner la chair de poule/faire froid dans le dos à - give sb goosebumps

l'avant-dernier - penultimate, second to last

être (une) bonne poire (prendre qn pour -) - to be a bit of a sucker, to be easily taken in, to be too naive

reçu (m) - receipt

sac (m) de frappe - punching bag

[smartway2000]

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[obnoxiousprince]

Some winter words in French

Winter - hiver (m)

Snow - neige (f)

Snowflake - flocon de neige (m)

Cold (adj) - froid (m) / froide (f)

Cold (noun) - froid (m)

Gingerbread - pain d'épices (m)

Ice - glace (f)

Frost - givre (m) / gel (m)

Snowy - neigeux (m) / neigeuse (f)

Winter solstice - solstice d'hiver (m)

Wintry - hivernal (m) / hivernale (f)

Cloud - nuage (m)

Cloudy - nuageux (m) / nuageuse (f)

Cinnamon - cannelle (f)

Marzipan - massepain (m) / pâte d'amande (f)

Cranberry - canneberge (f)

Candied fruit - fruit confit (m)

Snowball - boule de neige (f)

Trifle - bagatelle (f)

Biscuit/cookie - biscuit (m)

[vangoghs-other-ear]

Vocab from Left Behind

shadow- une ombre

yearning- l’avide, un desire fort

fool- idiot.e, bênet.e

home- foyer, maison (et par extension lieu de refuge) (House est le bâtiment. Home est le lieu où habite la famille.)

left behind- abandonné.e, laissé pour compte (ici ça veut dire ‘laissé dans le deuil’)

unkind- méchant, pas gentil

gently- doucement

to hold- tenir

to bear in mind- garder à l’esprit

to hope- espérer

[languagelovelearning]

Random Vocab List of My Target Languages

Note: I am still learning so if anyone has any corrections please say

English Korean French German Lithuanian

To forget 잊다 oublier vergessen Pamivšti

Kitchen 부엌 la cuisine die Küche Virtuvė

To go 가다 aller gehen Eiti

To sleep 자다 dormir schlafen Miegoti

To eat 먹다 manger essen Valgyti

To walk 걷다 marcher gehen/wandern Vaikščioti

To write 쓰다 écrire schreiben Rašyti

To read 읽다 lire lesen Skaityti

To give 주다 donner geben Suteikti

To call 전화하다 appeler rufen Skambinti

[bresslaurie]

Things to do when you're wasting time on social media

Read a newspaper or magazine

Study the things that interest you

Read a book

Learn to play a song or learn an instrument

Do exercise

Go out for a walk

Be silent or meditate

Talking to himself

Watch a movie, series or cartoon

Read the Bible (if that's your religion)

To draw

Organize your schedule

Study a language

Do skin care

Write a diary

[bidisastersanji]

Was thinking about French gendered terms and Zoro trying to suss out if Sanji’s into men and I had some thoughts and oops now i wrote a thing so here you go:

In the early days Zoro drives himself nuts trying to figure out if Sanji bats for his team too or not. He listens in intently whenever the conversation steers the cook towards talk of his past dalliances, but, just his luck, none of the words used indicate their gender. And there ain’t no fucking way in hell he’s asking him or anyone on the crew directly, lest they immediately understand how bad he has it for the stupid cook.

He bides his time, surely someday he’ll slip up and mention something about the people he’s slept with, right? And sure enough one day, at a feast, a drunken Usopp starts asking what people’s types are. His face still schooled into a nonchalant, neutral expression, he does his best to hide how desperately he waits for Sanji to speak up about his type, only to once again be met with more general terms about people- someone with a kind heart, dependable, an equal… he’s so concentrated on trying to pick out any gendered terms he doesn’t notice the weird look Nami throws his way at each new descriptor in Sanji’s list of desirable traits.

He’s always known Sanji speaks French, finding it endearing whenever the cook curses (even at him), whenever he goes into small little rants to himself, or the face he makes when he can only think of a word in French, rapidly snapping his fingers until it comes back to him. But it’s only when they get to a town where Sanji starts speaking to a vendor excitedly about his produce that he realizes just how much this thing, this endearing thing that’s always been there, truly affects him, and his face burns at how different the cook’s voice sounds when he actually speaks it, how enchantingly low and throaty the foreign syllables ring in his ears.

Attached to living another day, he decides that stealing a book from Robin is a bad idea, and resigns himself to ask her directly for a favour. He swallows his pride and asks if she can lend him a French learning book and a dictionary, curious as to whether he can learn it a bit, and understand whatever the hell Sanji keeps cursing and muttering about around him, and what kinds of insults he’s been throwing his way. With her ever mysterious smile plastered on her face, a chain of Robin’s arms retrieve two books from her library and hand them to him. “Do come to me if you have any questions, Mr. Swordsman. My French is pretty good if I do say so myself.”

He’s out of the room, red as a beet, before she even finishes that sentence.

Learning the curse words comes to him unsurprisingly quickly given how often he hears a litany of « putain de merde », « fait chier! » and « enfoiré! » spilling from the blonde’s distracting mouth.

He’s very happily surprised when he learns that French is apparently a heavily gendered language- and that he can glean someone’s gender just from whether the adjectives applied to the subject are masculine or feminine. Now if the stars aligned and the cook would talk about his love life in French…

Zoro starts by going through the basic first chapters, taking great pains to hide and quickly dissimulate it in his haramaki anytime someone walks in on him- especially the witch. It definitely changes his usual routine on his watch in the crows nest, he muses to himself.

Weeks, months pass, and he advances further in the lessons, his vocabulary slowly growing, while he often goes to his dictionary for the more… colorful insults Sanji throws his way. He never says a word of French himself, not knowing how he could even justify knowing any without looking suspicious, and pretty sure his pronunciation would be way off anyways. But he starts to really enjoy it, being able to understand even a tenth of the things Sanji thinks he can say without the crew (save Robin) understanding.

And then Saobaody happens. And now he doesn't have time to think about learning French, not if he wants to get strong enough. Not if he wants to protect his crew.

He's at the table with Mihawk and Perona when his mentor asks for the salt (Passez moi le sel, s'il vous plait), and he executes himself without thinking. A quiet settles over the room and he looks up to see those intense red eyes boring into him, unnerving as ever.

"You speak French?"

"Not really," he grumbles, not wanting more excuses to think of the shitty cook, and his shitty cooking, and his stupid curly brow.

"Then you will. Consider this a natural continuation of my trying to beat some manners into your brutish mind."

Two years later, and he can't wait for dartbrow to show up. His pronunciation may still be shit, but he can't wait to use his newfound skill to his advantage.

With his now solidified grasp of the language, he slowly begins to understand that what he at first though was a mistake on his part- that he must’ve missed a part of a sentence, or mixed up some words- was not an error at all. It turns out, some of the French things that Sanji yells at him aren’t insults at all.

In fact… they’re sometimes downright complimentary.

And that's definitely a problem for Zoro, who now not only needs to keep pretending that he doesn’t know what Sanji is saying, but needs to pretend he doesn’t understand it when Sanji screams at him that he has a “stupidly pretty face” or that his “tits are even bigger than Nami’s and how is that even fair” . He doesn't know what to make of it.

And then one day… the stars align.

It’s another post battle party, and the cook has been drinking a bit more than usual, a tightly gripped glass of wine in his left hand, a cigarette in his right. Zoro is nursing his very own barrel of Ale when he hears the conversation turn to more gossipy topics, as it usually does the further into the night they are.

“Chopper was really into that nurse on Zou, wasn’t he?” Usopp starts to poke fun at the crew’s youngest member, laughing as the reindeer turns all red and tries to deny it.

“I mean it makes sense that she’d be his type! Right Nami?”

Nami nods at him, grinning wickedly. “Yeah, not all of us can be into rich little blonde girls can we?”

“You’re right, some of us are into rich blue-haired princesses,” he shoots back.

"At least I had the balls to do something about it before I left her island-"

Zoro is already tuning them out when Sanji sits down next to Robin just a few feet away, across from him and the campfire, his tongue loosened from a few too many refills and unconsciously reverting to his native tongue.

"Ils ont de la chance, ces deux là." he gestures to Usopp and Nami. (They're lucky, these two.)

Robin smiles at the cook, wordlessly prompting him to continue his thoughts.

"Qu'est ce que je donnerais pour pouvoir avoir quelque chose de plus qu'un coup d'un soir." Sanji sighs wistfully, lighting his cigarette. (What I wouldn't give to have something more than a one night stand.")

Robin chuckles. "Ne sont-ils pas satisfaisants?" (Are they not satisfying?)

At this point Zoro has tuned everything out, intensely focused on hearing what the blonde has to say, and not at all feeling a small churn of jealousy in his stomach for whoever shared Sanji's bed. His heart initially skips a beat at the plural masculine pronoun ('ils') used by Robin before remembering its actual neutrality in this context, as it's referring to the ""one night stands", a masculine word. Damnit. French is so dumb.

"Tu sais bien que je ne dirais jamais de mal à propos des belles demoiselles qui ont bien voulu m'accorder ne serait-ce qu'un baiser ou une étreinte. J'ai de la chance rien que d'avoir pu exister en leur présence."

(You very well know I'd never say a bad word about any of the beautiful ladies who've been kind enough to give me even a kiss or an embrace. I'm lucky just to have existed in their presence.)

Zoro feels his heart drop, a heavy feeling settling in his stomach. He's always known the pervert cook has been into women. Why was this confirmation hitting him the way it was? His eye darts up at his two crewmates, confirming that only Robin has noticed his eavesdropping. She opens her mouth to say something but Sanji continues, the glow of the flames dancing against his flushed skin beautifully.

"Et dans mon état normal tu sais que, par respect pour les sensibilités d'une dame, je ne te divulge pas beaucoup de détails sur ceux qui font l'affaire le temps d'une nuit. "

(And in my normal state you know that, out of respect for a lady's sensibilities, I don't divulge many details about those who do the trick for a night.)

Ceux. That's a masculine word for "those", isn't it? Zoro shakily takes another sip of his drink.

The archeologist's smile widens. "Oh, ne te fait pas de soucis pour mes sensibilités. Je brûle d'envie d'en savoir plus, et ne m'épargne pas les détails..."

(Oh, please don't worry about my sensibilities. I'm burning to know more, and don't spare me the details...)

"Je ne suis que ton humble serviteur...si ça peut te faire plaisir" (I'm but your humble servant…if it pleases you). Sanji's cheeks seem a tad more flushed than before. "En vrai ce n'est pas qu'ils ne sont pas satisfaisants...c'est qu'il ne sont jamais... assez."

(It's not that they're not satisfying…it's that they're never...enough.)

"Ah? Et que recherches tu? Qu'est ce qui serait..."assez"?"

(Ah? And what are you looking for? What would be… "enough"?)

The cook exhales another cloud of smoke, and nervously looks around. His eyes settle on Zoro, and indecision flits across his eyes for a second before continuing. Zoro can feel his gaze, can almost make out the deliciously unfocused expression on the blonde's face in his peripheral vision as he continues speaking French. His heart feels like it might beat out of his ribcage.

"Lui." (Him.)

Zoro forgets how to breathe.

Part 2 up now , and part 3 part 4

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Vocabulary List for Kiss Scenes

Ways to Kiss

gently

softly

lovingly

affectionately

tenderly

briefly

quickly

passionately

seductively

sensually

sincerely

slowly

frantically

shamelessly

Adjectives for Kisses

amazing

wonderful

memorable

loving sweet

tender

innocent

warm

romantic

lingering

spicy

breathtaking

seductive

affectionate

dreadful

terrible

awful

wet

sloppy

soft

moist

slobbering

drunken

clumsy

uncomfortable

awkward

passionless

Verbs for Kiss Scenes

pulse

flare

overwhelm

stun

stagger

flutter

coax

encourage

brush

bite

nip

nibble

taste

feast

savor

devour

delve

explore

worship

fuse

drown

invade

capture

imprison

swirl

massage

cuddle

caress

cup

pet

rub

trace

skim

trail

graze

hiss

growl

murmur

come apart

Nouns for Kiss Scenes

flavor

tang

embrace

sensation

ectasy

rush

greed

frenzy

euphoria

elation

rpture

jolt

rhythm

velvet

goosebumps

lobe

nape

mess

Types of Kisses +

a song

a smooch

a peck

french kiss

single lip kiss

lizzy kiss

ice kiss

lip trace kiss

butterfly kiss

air kiss

eskimo kiss

hickey

lovebite

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References

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/relationships/love-sex/how-to-kiss-in-7-different-ways/articleshow/55049549.cms

https://www.wattpad.com/408233278-vocabulary-word-lists-for-writers-words-for-love/page/6

http://getintoenglish.com/they-smooched-on-the-balcony-kissing-vocabulary/