This document lists verbs in a foreign language (presumably French) and their translations to that language. There are 50 verbs total that cover a wide range of common actions and activities like asking, answering, washing, waiting, listening, saying, doing, making, drawing, wearing, seeing, sleeping, opening, closing, erasing, calling, drinking, acting, eating, kissing, meeting, avoiding, baking, cooking, boiling, imagining, describing, trying, talking, selling, buying, wishing, walking, running, singing, parking, driving, creating, feeling, learning, dancing, writing, believing, being, appearing, agreeing, accepting, complaining, carrying, and changing.

1. To ask (tchu ésk) : To wash (tchu uache)
To answer (tchu ensor) To wait (tchu ueit)
To listen (tchu lissem) To watch (tchu uatche)
To say (tchu sei) To paint (tchu peint)
To do (tchu du) To hold (tchu hold)
To make ( tchu meique) To solve (tchu saulve)
To draw (tchu dró) To lend (tchu lend )
To wear (tchu uér) To live (tchu live)
To see (tchu si) To arrive ( tchu arrive)
To sleep (tchu eslip) To leave ( tchu liive)
To open (tchu open) To start ( tchu estart)
To close (tchu clouse) To pay ( tchu pei)
To erase (tchu ereise) To spend ( tchu espend )
To call (tchu cól) To save ( tchu seive )
To drink (tchu drinque) To choose ( tchu chuse)
To act (tchu éct) To build ( tchu bild)
To eat (tchu it) To come ( tchu câm)
To kiss (tchu quis) To find ( tchu faind)
To meet (tchu mit) To celebrate (tchu celebreit)
To avoid (tchu avóid) To carve (tchu carve)
To bake (tchu beique) To go (tchu gou)
To cook (tchu cuque) To receive (tchu recive)
To boil (tchu bóiol) To soap (tchu soape)
To imagine (tchu imégine) To leave (tchu liive)
To describe (tchu describe) To play (tchu plei)
To try (tchu trai) To want (tchu uant)
To talk (tchu tolk) To give ( tchu guive)
To sell (tchu sél)
To buy (tchu bai)
To wish (tchu uiche)
To walk (tchu uólque)
To run (tchu ran)
To sing (tchu singue)
To park (tchu pârk)
To drive (tchu draive)
To create (tchu crieite)
To feel (tchu fil )
To learn (tchu lerm)
To dance (tchu dence)
To write (tchu uraite)
To believe (tchu bilive)
To be (tchu bi)
To appear (tchu apir)
To agree (tchu agri)
To accept (tchu acépte)
To complain (tchu compleim)
To carry (tchu query)
To change (tchu chenge)