WorksheetsLEVEL 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
foot
PIED
(peeay)
PAS
(pah)
POINTES
(pwant)
A TERRE (uh tair)
on the ground
at the barre
in the air
in the air
EN T'AIR
(on tair)
EN L’AIR
(on lair)
A TERRE
(uh tair)
neck of the foot (ankle)
COU DE POINTES
(coo de pwant)
COU DE PAS
(coo de pah)
COU DE PIED
(coo de peeay)
DETOURNE (deetoornay)
to turn away
to turn around
to turn aside
GRAND BATTEMENT (gron bahtmon)
(a)
CAMBRE (combray)
to curl
to arch
to bend
under-over
SOUS-SUS
(soo-sue)
SOUBRESAUT
(soobresoh)
SUIVI
(sweevee)
at ease, slow and graceful movement
ALLONGE
(ah lhong jay)
ADAGE
(ahdahzh)
ALLEGRO
(allegrow)
a position of the body standing on one leg with the other bent and lifted
(a)
BALANCE (balonsay)
rocking step
to balance
to sustain
to fall, fallen
FONDU
(fondoo)
TOMBE
(tombay)
POSE
(pohsay)
COUPE (coopay)
to cut
to curve
to point
linking or combination of steps
UNCHAINEMENT
(onshaynmon)
ENCHAINEMA
(onshaynmon)
ENCHAINEMENT
(onshaynmon)
a short, even walking step
PAS DE BOURREE
(pah de booray)
PAS DE BASQUE
(pah de bahsk)
PAS MARCHE
(pah marshay)
SUIVI (sweevee)
smooth
swift
following
ALLEGRO (allegrow)
energetic, enthusiastic
fast, jumpy
brisk, lively
step of the Basque (bahsk) people
(a)
to assemble, join together
ASSEMBLEY
(uhssomblay)
ASSEMBLE
(uhssomblay)
ASSEMBLAY
(uhssomblay)
ENTOURNANT (ontoornon)
turning around
turning away
turning aside
