French Dyslexia Sight Words List

French Dyslexia Sight Words List – Grade 1

French Dyslexia Sight Words List for Grade 1 shows Exact Dyslexia. Dyslexia Letters rotate to become other letters. Rotating Dyslexia Letters create Dyslexia Variables in reading. Dyslexia Variables for each Linear word are listed in the Blake Dyslexia Variations Course.

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Non-Dyslexia French Sight Words List – Grade One

le (the), la (the), a (has), à (to), sa (his/her), ça (that), ta (your), si (if), se (herself), te (yourself), ce (this/that), les (the), tes (your), toi (you), je (I), il (he), ils they – male), elles (they -female), voici (here is), c’est (it is), et (and), j’ai (I have), aller (to go), frère (brother), faire (to make), avec (with), très (very), ici (here), fille (girl), chat (cat), chez (at), vert (green), violet (purple), rose (pink)

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The Sneaky n/u French Dyslexia Factor

un (a/an), une (a/an), ne, son (his/her), ton (yours), ou (or), où (where), tu (you), nous (we), vous (plural), je suis (I am), sur (on), sous (under), soeur (sister), tout (all), non (no), oui (yes), rien (nothing), jour (day), toujours (always), jouer (to play), aussie (also), chien (dog), jaune (yellow), noir (black)

un = nu, uu
une (a/an) = nue, uue, nne
ne (not) = ue
son (his/her) = sou
ton (yours) = tou
ou (or) = on
où (where) = on (the accente helps)
tu (you) = tn
nous (we) = uons, uous, nons
vous (plural) = vons
je suis (I am) = je snis
sur (on) = snr
sous (under) = sons
soeur (sister) = soenr
tout (all) = tont
non (no) = uou, uon, nou
oui (yes) = oni
rien (nothing) = rieu
jour (day) = jonr
toujours (always) = tonjours, toujonrs, toujours
jouer (to play) = joner
aussie (also) = anssie
chien (dog) = chieu
jaune (yellow) = janue, jauue, janne
noir (black) = uoir

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The w/m French Dyslexia Factor

ma (my), me (myself), mes (my), moi (me), j’aime (I like), aime (like), ami (friend), famille (family), merci (thank you)

ma (my) = wa
me (myself) = we
mes (my) = wes
moi (me) = woi
j’aime (I like) = j’aiwe
aime (like) = aiwe
ami (friend) = awi
famille (family) = fawille
merci (thank you) = werci

French Dyslexia Site Words – Grade 1

de (from), pas (not), des (some), du (some), qui (who?), que (that), devant (in front), papa (dad), bébé (baby), pour (for), bien (good/well), quoi (what?), bon (good), bonjour (hello), aujourd’hui (today), pourquoi (why), parler (to talk), quand (when), petit (small), grand (big), est-ce que (may I), parce que (because), apré (after), beaucoup (a lot), dans (in), bleu (blue), brun (brown), lundi (Monday), jeudi (Thursday), vendredi (Friday), mon (my), maman (mom), maison (house), mardi (Tuesday), mercredi (Wednesday), samedi (Saturday), dimanche (Sunday)

de (from) = be, pe, qe
pas (not) = bas, das, qas
des (some) = bes, pes, qes
du (some) = dn, bu, bn, pu, pn, qu, qn
qui (who?) = qni, bui, bni, dui, dni, pui, pni
que (that) = qne, bue, bne, due, dne, pue, pne
devant (in front) = devaut, bevant, bevaut, pevant, pevaut, qevant, qevaut
papa (dad) = paba, pada, paqa, bapa, baba, bada, baqa, dapa, daba, dada, daqa, qapa, qaba, qada, qaqa
bébé (baby) = bédé, bépé, béqé, débé, dédé, dépé, béqé, pébé, pédé, pépé, péqé, qébé, qédé, qépé, qéqé
pour (for) = ponr, bour, bonr, dour, donr, qour, qonr
bien (good/well) = bieu, dien, dieu, pien, pieu, qien, qieu
quoi (what?) = qnoi, buoi, bnoi, duoi, dnoi, puoi, pnoi
bon (good) = bou, don, dou, pon, pou, qon, qou
bonjour (hello) = bonjonr, boujour, bonjonr, donjour, donjonr, doujour, donjonr, ponjour, ponjonr, poujour, ponjonr, qonjour, qonjonr, qoujour, qonjonr

aujourd’hui (today) = anjourd’hui, aujonrd’hui, anjonrd’hui, aujourd’hni, anjourd’hni, aujonrd’hni, anjonrd’hni, aujourb’hui, anjourb’hui, aujonrb’hui, anjonrb’hui, aujourb’hni, anjourb’hni, aujonrb’hni, anjonrb’hni, aujourp’hui, anjourp’hui, aujonrp’hui, anjonrp’hui, aujourp’hni, anjourp’hni, aujonrp’hni, anjonrp’hni, aujourq’hui, anjourq’hui, aujonrq’hui, anjonrq’hui, aujourq’hni, anjourq’hni, aujonrq’hni, anjonrq’hni

pourquoi (why) = ponrquoi, ponrqnoi, pourqnoi, pourbuoi, ponrbuoi, ponrbnoi, pourbnoi, pourduoi, ponrduoi, ponrdnoi, pourdnoi, pourpuoi, ponrpuoi, ponrpnoi, pourpnoi, bourquoi, bonrquoi, bonrqnoi, bourqnoi, bourbuoi, bonrbuoi, bonrbnoi, bourbnoi, bourduoi, bonrduoi, bonrdnoi, bourdnoi, bourpuoi, bonrpuoi, bonrpnoi, bourpnoi , dourquoi, donrquoi, donrqnoi, dourqnoi, dourbuoi, donrbuoi, donrbnoi, dourbnoi, dourduoi, donrduoi, donrdnoi, dourdnoi, dourpuoi, donrpuoi, donrpnoi, dourpnoi , qourquoi, qonrquoi, qonrqnoi, qourqnoi, qourbuoi, qonrbuoi, qonrbnoi, qourbnoi, qourduoi, qonrduoi, qonrdnoi, bourdnoi, qourpuoi, qonrpuoi, qonrpnoi, qourpnoi

parler (to talk) = barler, darler, qarler
quand (when) = qnaud, quaud, qnand, quanb, qnaub, quaub, qnanb, quand, qnaud, quaud, qnand, quanq, qnauq, quauq, qnanq, buand, bnaud, buaud, bnand, buanb, bnaub, buaub, bnanb, buand, bnaud, buaud, bnand, buanq, bnauq, buauq, bnanq, duand, dnaud, duaud, dnand, duanb, dnaub, duaub, dnanb, duand, dnaud, duaud, dnand, duanq, dnauq, duauq, dnanq, puand, pnaud, puaud, pnand, puanb, pnaub, puaub, pnanb, puand, pnaud, puaud, pnand, puanq, pnauq, puauq, pnanq

petit (small) = betit, detit, qetit
est-ce que (may I) = est-ce qne, est-ce bue, est-ce bne, est-ce due, est-ce dne, est-ce pue, est-ce pne
parce que (because) = parce qne, parce bue, parce bne, parce due, parce dne, parce pue, parce pne
barce que, barce qne, barce bue, barce bne, barce due, barce dne, barce pue, barce pne
darce que, darce qne, darce bue, darce bne, darce due, darce dne, darce pue, darce pne

apré (after) = abre, adre, aqre

beaucoup (a lot) = beancoup, beauconp, beanconp, deaucoup, deancoup, deauconp, deanconp, peaucoup, peancoup, peauconp, peanconp, qeaucoup, qeancoup, qeauconp, qeanconp, beaucoub, beancoub, beauconb, beanconb, deaucoub, deancoub, deauconb, deanconb, peaucoub, peancoub, peauconb, peanconb, qeaucoub, qeancoub, qeauconb, qeanconb, beaucoud, beancoud, beaucond, beancond, deaucoud, deancoud, deaucond, deancond, peaucoud, peancoud, peaucond, peancond, qeaucoud, qeancoud, qeaucond, qeancond, beaucouq, beancouq, beauconq, beanconq, deaucouq, deancouq, deauconq, deanconq, peaucouq, peancouq, peauconq, peanconq, qeaucouq, qeancouq, qeauconq, qeanconq

dans (in) = daus, bans, baus, pans, paus, qans, qaus
bleu (blue) = blen, dleu, dlen, pleu, plen, qleu, qlen
brun (brown) = brnu, bruu, brnn, drun, drnu, druu, drnn, prun, prnu, pruu, prnn, qrun, qrnu, qruu, qrnn
lundi (Monday) = lnudi, luudi, lnndi, lunbi, lnubi, luubi, lnnbi, lunpi, lnupi, luupi, lnnpi, lunqi, lnuqi, luuqi, lnnqi
jeudi (Thursday) = jendi, jeubi, jenbi, jeupi, jenpi, jeuqi, jenqi
vendredi (Friday) = veudredi, venbredi, veubredi, venpredi, veupredi, venqredi, veuqredi, vendrebi, veudrebi, venbrebi, veubrebi, venprebi, veuprebi, venqrebi, veuqrebi, vendrepi, veudrepi, venbrepi, veubrepi, venprepi, veuprepi, venqrepi, veuqrepi, vendreqi, veudreqi, venbreqi, veubreqi, venpreqi, veupreqi, venqreqi, veuqreqi
mon (my) = mou (won, wou)
maman (mom) = mamau, mawan, mawau, waman, wamau, wawan, wawau
maison (house) = maisou, (waison, waisou)
mardi (Tuesday) = marbi, marpi, marqi, (wardi, warbi, warpi, warqi)
mercredi (Wednesday) = mercrebi, mercrepi, mercreqi, (wercredi, wercrebi, wercrepi, wercreqi)
samedi (Saturday) = samebi, samepi, sameqi, (sawedi, sawebi, sawepi, saweqi)
dimanche (Sunday) = dimauche, bimanche, bimauche, pimanche, pimauche, qimanche, qimauche, (diwanche, diwauche, biwanche, biwauche, piwanche, piwauche, qiwanche, qiwauche)

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The Dysgraphia ‘g Factor

garçon (boy), grand (big) = graud regarder (look), regarde (look), rouge (red), orange (orange), gris (grey)

garçon (boy) = 6arçon, 9arçon
grand (big) = graud, granb, graub, granp, graup, granq, grauq, 6rand, 6raud, 6ranb, 6raub, 6ranp, 6raup, 6ranq, 6rauq, 9rand, 9raud, 9ranb, 9raub, 9ranp, 9raup, 9ranq, 9rauq
regarder (look) = regarber, regarper, regarqer, re6arder, re6arber, re6arper, re6arqer, re9arder, re9arber, re9arper, re9arqer
regarde (look) = regarbe, regarpe, regarqe, re6arde, re6arbe, re6arpe, re6arqe, re9arde, re9arbe, re9arpe, re9arqe
rouge (red) = ronge, rou6e, ron6e, rou9e, ron9e
orange (orange) = orauge, oran6e, orau6e, oran9e, orau9e
gris (grey) = 6ris, 9ris

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French Dyslexia Sight Words are fantastic to study to improve your own reading. If you study the French Dyslexia Variations, you will improve your own reading.

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