Daily Routine in French

Les habitudes quotidiennes / Daily Routine



Wake up Se réveiller / Get up Se lever   

Have breakfast Prendre son petit-déjeuner         

Brush my teeth Brosser mes dents               

Wash my face Laver mon visage                       
Get dressed S'habiller   
Go to school Aller à l'école                      
Have lunch Déjeuner (le midi)     

Play with my friends Jouer avec mes amis

Come home Rentrer à la maison

Do my homework Faire mes devoirs
Have dinner Dîner       
Take a shower / take a bath Prendre une douche / Prendre un bain 
Go to bed Se coucher / Aller au lit         

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