Sure, here are 30 intermediate French words with their usage:
Cependant – However (used to contrast or introduce an opposing idea)
Bien sûr – Of course
En fait – In fact
Malgré – Despite (used to introduce a contradiction)
Déjà – Already (used to indicate a past event)
Environ – About (used to indicate an approximate amount)
Loin – Far (used to describe a distant location)
Tout à fait – Absolutely (used to indicate agreement)
Rien – Nothing (used to indicate absence or lack)
Toujours – Always (used to indicate continuity)
Quelquefois – Sometimes (used to indicate frequency)
Beaucoup – A lot (used to indicate quantity)
Même – Even (used to introduce a similarity)
Chaque – Each (used to describe individual items)
Plutôt – Rather (used to introduce a preference)
Simplement – Simply (used to indicate simplicity)
Vraiment – Really (used to indicate emphasis)
Peut-être – Perhaps (used to introduce uncertainty)
Bientôt – Soon (used to indicate a future event)
Hier – Yesterday (used to indicate a past event)
Demain – Tomorrow (used to indicate a future event)
Tant mieux – So much the better (used to indicate positive reinforcement)
Désolé – Sorry (used to express regret or apology)
Tant pis – Too bad (used to express disappointment)
N’importe quoi – Anything (used to express indifference)
Ailleurs – Elsewhere (used to describe a different location)
Ainsi – Thus (used to introduce a conclusion)
D’abord – Firstly (used to introduce a sequence)
Ensuite – Then (used to introduce a subsequent action)
Finalement – Finally (used to indicate a conclusion)
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