Learning French from quests is great until the third sentence in a row stops you — peut-être, récupérer — and you're back in a browser tab instead of the game.
This is a ready-made French→English glossary built from real quest text. Click a word in QuestWordHunter and the meaning is already waiting.
Every entry reviewed individually, in context
All 58,653 of them. This pack shipped as raw machine translation. It no longer is.
Each word was read against the quest sentence it actually appears in, the translation corrected where it was wrong — 34% of them were — and a note added where the word teaches you something: an elision pulled apart, a false friend, the sense the game actually means. 88% of entries carry a note.
suppôts is minions, not "supports". roublards is cunning, not "rogues". ressac is the undertow, not a surfing term. rase-mottes is hedge-hopping, whatever a dictionary's first entry says.
That is the difference between a glossary that gets you through a quest and one you can learn from.
The review is AI-assisted, with automated quality checks that reject a pass which has not done the work, and hand-made corrections on top of it. Expect it to be far better than machine output, and not flawless. Find something wrong? Change it — your version wins.
What you need
QuestWordHunter 1.6.0 or newer, with your target language set to French. curseforge.com/wow/addons/questwordhunter
Words stay in the pack — they are not copied into your saved data. Don't like a translation? Change it. Yours wins, and Reset to dictionary brings this one back.
Other languages
The German pack has been through the same review — 77,867 words. Spanish, Italian and Portuguese are still machine-translated and are next in line.
Requirements
Retail 12.1.0. QuestWordHunter 1.6.0 or newer.
Source: github.com/Ironship/WordHunterWoW-Dictionary-FR
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