CURRENCY, MEASURES, AND WEIGHTS.

1 centUn sou; cinq centimes.
10 centsDix sous; cinquante centimes.
20 cents (about)Un francs.
1 dollarCinq francs.

(The French have gold pieces of 10 francs and 20 francs; bank notes of 50 francs, 100 francs, and higher. The gold pieces are probably replaced by bank notes now.)

1 meter (1.0936 yards)Un mètre.
1 kilometer (0.62138 mile)Un kilomètre.
1 league (2.48552 miles)Une lieue.
1 hectare (2.4711 acres)Un hectare.
1 gram (15.43239 grain Troy)Un gramme.
1 kilogram (2.204621 pounds avoirdupois)Un kilogramme.
220.46 pounds avoirdupoisUn quintal; 100 kilos.
2,204.6 pounds avoirdupoisUne tonne; 1,000 kilos.

Note.—For all ordinary purposes, the "Kilomètre" = 5/8 of a mile; the "Centimètre" = 4/10 of an inch.

(Coal is sold by the tonne; grain and hay by the quintal. Dix quintaux de blé, de foin=10 quintals of grain, of hay.)

1.0567 quart (liquid)Un litre.
26.417 gallonsUn hectolitre.
0.9081 quart (dry)Un litre.
2.8379 bushelsUn hectolitre.

(The litre, which is the principal unit of both fluid and dry measures, is the contents of 1 cubic décimètre (décimètre = 1/10 mètre).)

DAYS, MONTHS, AND SEASONS.

SundayDimanche.
MondayLundi.
TuesdayMardi.
WednesdayMercredi.
ThursdayJeudi.
FridayVendredi.
SaturdaySamedi.
JanuaryJanvier.
FebruaryFévrier.
MarchMars.
AprilAvril.
MayMai.
JuneJuin.
JulyJuillet.
AugustAoût (pronounced oo).
SeptemberSeptembre.
OctoberOctobre.
NovemberNovembre.
DecemberDécembre.
The seasonsLes saisons.
WinterL'hiver.
SpringLe printemps.
SummerL'été.
FallL'automne.
YearUn an; une année.
MonthUn mois.
WeekUne semaine.
DayUn jour.
HourUne heure.
MinuteUne minute.
SecondUne seconde.