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📚 VOCABULARY BANKS
CATEGORY
DAILY LIFE
ERRANDS
Small things you need to do.
“I have a few errands to run.”
CHORES
Tasks you do around the house.
“I have to do my chores.”
DOWNTIME
Time to relax.
“I need some downtime.”
COMMITMENT
Something you promised to do.
“I have too many commitments.”
ROUTINE
What you normally do every day.
“I’m trying to change my routine.”
HOUSEHOLD
Things related to your home.
“We share the household responsibilities.”
TASK
Something you need to complete.
“I have a few tasks to finish.”
RESPONSIBILITIES
Things you are responsible for.
“I have a lot of responsibilities.”
CATEGORY
💼 WORK & BUSINESS
DEADLINE
A date when something must be finished.
“I have a deadline on Friday.”
WORKLOAD
The amount of work you have.
“My workload is really heavy this week.”
SHIFT
A period of time when you work.
“I have a morning shift.”
MEETING
A time when people come together to discuss something.
“I have a meeting at 10.”
COLLEAGUE
A person you work with.
“My colleague helped me with the project.”
FEEDBACK
Comments or advice about your work.
“My manager gave me some feedback.”
PROMOTION
A move to a higher position at work.
“She got a promotion last month.”
CAREER
The work you do over your professional life.
“I want to grow my career.”
✈️ TRAVEL
TRIP
A journey to another place.
“I’m going on a trip next month.”
FLIGHT
A journey by plane.
“My flight leaves at 7.”
LUGGAGE
The bags you take when you travel.
“I need to pack my luggage.”
BOOKING
An arrangement you make in advance.
“I made a hotel booking.”
DESTINATION
The place you are traveling to.
“Paris is our final destination.”
DEPARTURE
The time or place where you leave.
“Our departure is at 8 a.m.”
ARRIVAL
The time or moment when you arrive.
“What time is your arrival?”
GETAWAY
A short trip to relax or escape your routine.
“We’re planning a weekend getaway.”
🏠 HOME & ROUTINES
MORNING ROUTINE
What you usually do in the morning.
“My morning routine is pretty simple.”
HOUSEWORK
Work you do to take care of your home.
“I have some housework to do.”
MESS
A place that is not clean or organized.
“My kitchen is a mess.”
TIDY
Clean and organized.
“I need to tidy up the living room.”
LAUNDRY
Clothes that need washing or the activity of washing them.
“I have to do the laundry.”
GROCERY SHOPPING
Buying food and things you need for your home.
“I need to go grocery shopping.”
BEDTIME
The usual time when you go to bed.
“My bedtime is usually around 10.”
WAKE-UP CALL
A call or alarm that wakes you up.
“I set a wake-up call for 6 a.m.”
👤 DESCRIBING PEOPLE
PERSONALITY
The way someone naturally behaves.
“She has a great personality.”
OUTGOING
Friendly and comfortable around people.
“He’s very outgoing.”
SHY
Quiet or nervous around other people.
“She’s a little shy at first.”
RELIABLE
Someone you can trust to do what they say.
“He’s very reliable.”
SUPPORTIVE
Someone who encourages and helps you.
“She’s always supportive.”
EASYGOING
Relaxed and not easily stressed.
“He’s really easygoing.”
THOUGHTFUL
Kind and considerate of other people.
“That was very thoughtful of you.”
🍽️ FOOD & RESTAURANTS
MENU
A list of food and drinks available.
“Can I see the menu?”
ORDER
The food or drink you ask for.
“I’m ready to order.”
DISH
A particular type of food prepared as part of a meal.
“This is my favorite dish.”
INGREDIENTS
The foods used to make a dish.
“What are the ingredients?”
APPETIZER
A small dish served before the main meal.
“We ordered an appetizer to share.”
MAIN COURSE
The main dish of a meal.
“I’ll have the chicken for my main course.”
LEFTOVERS
Food that remains after a meal.
“We have some leftovers for lunch.”
💬 SOCIAL LIFE
FRIENDSHIP
A relationship between friends.
“Friendship is important to me.”
PLANS
Things you intend to do.
“Do you have any plans tonight?”
INVITATION
A request for someone to attend something.
“I got an invitation to her party.”
GATHERING
A group of people meeting together.
“We’re having a small family gathering.”
CONVERSATION
A talk between two or more people.
“We had a great conversation.”
CATCH-UP
A conversation with someone you haven't seen recently.
“Let’s have a catch-up soon.”
NEIGHBORHOOD
The area where you live.
“I love my neighborhood.”
COMPANY
The people you are with.
“I enjoy your company.”
😊 FEELINGS & EMOTIONS
EXCITED
Very happy about something that is going to happen.
“I’m really excited about the trip.”
NERVOUS
Worried or uneasy about something.
“I’m nervous about the interview.”
RELIEVED
Happy because something difficult is over.
“I’m so relieved it worked out.”
OVERWHELMED
Feeling that you have too much to handle.
“I’ve been feeling overwhelmed lately.”
FRUSTRATED
Annoyed because something isn't going the way you want.
“I’m getting frustrated with this situation.”
PROUD
Feeling happy about something you or someone else achieved.
“I’m really proud of myself.”
DISAPPOINTED
Unhappy because something wasn't as good as expected.
“I was disappointed with the result.”
GRATEFUL
Feeling thankful for something or someone.
“I’m really grateful for your help.”
🛍️ SHOPPING
💰 MONEY & FINANCES
SIZE
How big or small something is.
“Do you have this in a larger size?”
PRICE
The amount of money something costs.
“What’s the price?”
DISCOUNT
A reduction in the price.
“Is there a discount?”
SALE
A time when products are sold at lower prices.
“This jacket is on sale.”
REFUND
Money returned after you return something.
“Can I get a refund?”
RECEIPT
A document showing that you paid for something.
“Do you need the receipt?”
FITTING ROOM
A room where you can try on clothes.
“Where are the fitting rooms?”
SOLD OUT
No longer available because everything has been sold.
“Sorry, that size is sold out.”
BUDGET
A plan for how you will spend your money.
“I’m trying to stick to my budget.”
EXPENSE
Money you spend on something.
“My monthly expenses are pretty high.”
BILL
Money you need to pay for a service or product.
“I have to pay my phone bill.”
PAYMENT
Money you give to pay for something.
“I made the payment yesterday.”
SAVINGS
Money you keep for future use.
“I’m trying to build up my savings.”
DEBT
Money that you owe someone or an organization.
“I’m trying to pay off my debt.”
AFFORDABLE
Not too expensive for you.
“It’s actually pretty affordable.”
EXPENSIVE
Costing a lot of money.
“That restaurant is really expensive.”
Plat principal
Saumon grillé - 28,00 $
Filet de saumon frais grillé à la perfection, servi avec une sauce au beurre citronné et légumes de saison.
Faux-filet - 30,00 $
Steak de faux-filet juteux cuit à votre goût, servi avec purée de pommes de terre à l'ail et épinards sautés.
Spaghetti carbonara - 19,50 $
Plat de pâtes romaines classique avec œufs, fromage Pecorino Romano, pancetta et poivre noir.
Risotto aux champignons - 18,00 $
Risotto crémeux avec un mélange de champignons sauvages et de parmesan, un plat italien réconfortant.
Desserts
Crème brulée - 8,00 $
Crème surmontée d'une couche de sucre caramélisé. Un dessert français réconfortant.
tiramisu - 8,00 $
Dessert italien classique avec des couches de boudoirs imbibés de café et de fromage mascarpone.
Glaces - 5,50 $
Glace italienne traditionnelle disponible en différentes saveurs. Parfait pour une gourmandise rafraîchissante.
Panna cotta - 8,50 $
Crème anglaise crémeuse à la vanille servie avec un coulis de fruits rouges. Un délicieux dessert italien.