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What does the word 'solidaire' mean?
What does the word 'solidaire' mean?
Which of the following guests describes themselves as being optimistic?
Which of the following guests describes themselves as being optimistic?
What does the word 'naïve' mean?
What does the word 'naïve' mean?
Which of the following words is synonymous with being empathetic?
Which of the following words is synonymous with being empathetic?
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What does the word 'généreux' mean?
What does the word 'généreux' mean?
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Which of the following guests describes themselves as being 'impatient, sensible, compliqué'?
Which of the following guests describes themselves as being 'impatient, sensible, compliqué'?
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Quel est le but principal de l'émission Easy French?
Quel est le but principal de l'émission Easy French?
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Quelle est la caractéristique commune à Blandine et à la femme vieillissante?
Quelle est la caractéristique commune à Blandine et à la femme vieillissante?
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Qui se décrit en trois mots : professionnel, simple et sympa?
Qui se décrit en trois mots : professionnel, simple et sympa?
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Quel est le quartier de Paris où ont été filmés les passants?
Quel est le quartier de Paris où ont été filmés les passants?
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Quel est le trait de caractère qui signifie avoir de l'empathie pour les autres?
Quel est le trait de caractère qui signifie avoir de l'empathie pour les autres?
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Quel est le nombre de mots que chaque passant a utilisé pour se décrire?
Quel est le nombre de mots que chaque passant a utilisé pour se décrire?
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Study Notes
Describing Oneself in Three Words
- The episode is about asking people to describe themselves in three words to learn new vocabulary.
- The guests are asked to introduce themselves in three words, and they explain the meaning of each word.
Guest Introductions
- The first guest describes herself as "jolie, intelligente, anglaise" (pretty, intelligent, English).
- The second guest describes herself as "dynamique, solidaire, curieuse" (dynamic, supportive, curious).
- The third guest describes herself as "sage, amical, spirituel" (wise, friendly, spiritual).
- The fourth guest describes herself as "optimiste, généreuse, naïve" (optimistic, generous, naive).
- The fifth guest describes herself as "généreux, souriante, jean" (generous, smiling, Jean).
- The sixth guest describes herself as "impatient, sensible, compliqué" (impatient, sensitive, complicated).
- The seventh guest describes herself as "amoureuse, sincère, guay" (loving, sincere, happy).
- The eighth guest describes herself as "sympa, professionnel, simple" (nice, professional, simple).
Word Explanations
- "Solidaire" means being supportive and willing to help others without obligation.
- "Curieux" means being open to discovering new things.
- "Naïve" means being too trusting and believing things easily.
- "Généreux" means giving without expecting anything in return.
- "Sensible" means having empathy and being interested in others.
- "Sincère" means being authentic and true.
Conclusion
- The episode encourages viewers to describe themselves in three words and learn new vocabulary.
- The guests share their experiences and explanations of the words they choose to describe themselves.
Describing Oneself in Three Words
- The episode is about asking people to describe themselves in three words to learn new vocabulary.
Guest Introductions
- "Jolie, intelligente, anglaise" means pretty, intelligent, and English.
- "Dynamique, solidaire, curieuse" means dynamic, supportive, and curious.
- "Sage, amical, spirituel" means wise, friendly, and spiritual.
- "Optimiste, généreuse, naïve" means optimistic, generous, and naive.
- "Généreux, souriante, jean" means generous, smiling, and Jean (name).
- "Impatient, sensible, compliqué" means impatient, sensitive, and complicated.
- "Amoureuse, sincère, guay" means loving, sincere, and happy.
- "Sympa, professionnel, simple" means nice, professional, and simple.
Word Explanations
- "Solidaire" means being supportive and willing to help others without obligation.
- "Curieux" means being open to discovering new things.
- "Naïve" means being too trusting and believing things easily.
- "Généreux" means giving without expecting anything in return.
- "Sensible" means having empathy and being interested in others.
- "Sincère" means being authentic and true.
Conclusion
- The episode encourages viewers to describe themselves in three words and learn new vocabulary.
- Guests share their experiences and explanations of the words they choose to describe themselves.
Guests of the Show
- Blandine, a polyglot and future translator, is the guest of the show, describing herself as dynamic, solidary, and curious.
Passersby in the Marais District
- A woman describes herself as pretty, intelligent, and English.
- A man describes himself as worn out, wise, friendly, spiritual, and Christian.
- An aging woman describes herself as optimistic, generous, and naive.
Characteristics of Passersby
- Naivety means being credulous and trusting others.
- Generosity means giving without expecting anything in return.
- Sensitivity means having empathy for others.
Other Characteristics
- A woman describes herself as impatient, sensitive, and complicated.
- An elderly woman describes herself as loving, sincere, and cheerful.
- A man describes himself as professional, simple, and nice.
Conclusions
- Passersby were invited to describe themselves in three words to share their personality with others.
- The Easy French show allowed the discovery of the characteristics and personalities of passersby in the Marais district of Paris.
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Description
Learn new vocabulary by asking people to describe themselves in three words. Guests introduce themselves with three adjectives and explain their meanings.
