Questions and Answers
What is your name?
Comment tu t'appeles
Where do you come from?
D'où es tu
How old are you?
Quel âge as-tu
Where do you live?
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What do you do for a living?
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United States in French?
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What is the French word for doctor?
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What does 'marié(e)' mean?
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What does 'célibataire' mean?
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What is the French word for child?
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What is the French term for son?
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I come from Québec in French?
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I am from Switzerland in French?
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What does 'vrai' mean?
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What does 'faux' mean?
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What is the French verb for 'to come'?
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What does 'Ça va' mean?
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S'appeler verb for 'Je'?
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S'appeler verb for 'Tu'?
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S'appeler verb for 'Il'?
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S'appeler verb for 'Elle'?
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What is the French word for 'am'?
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Suis verb for 'Je'?
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Suis verb for 'Tu'?
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Suis verb for 'Il/Elle'?
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Avoir verb for 'Je'?
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Avoir verb for 'Tu'?
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Avoir verb for 'Il/Ell'?
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What is the French word for twin?
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Study Notes
Basic Phrases in French
- "Comment tu t'appeles" translates to "What is your name".
- "D'où es tu" means "Where do you come from".
- "Quel âge as-tu" expresses "How old are you".
- "Où habites-tu" asks "Where do you live".
- "Que fais-tu dans la vie" inquires "What do you do for a living".
Nationalities and Professions
- "Etats-Unis" refers to the "United States".
- "Médecin" translates to "doctor", indicating a medical profession.
Marital Status
- "Marié(e)" means "Married".
- "Célibataire" translates to "Single".
Family Vocabulary
- "Enfant" means "child".
- "Fils" refers to "son".
Origins and Locations
- "Je viens du Quebec" translates to "I come from Québec".
- "Je suis de Suisse" means "I am from Switzerland".
Truth and Veracity
- "Vrai" signifies "true, real".
- "Faux" means "wrong, false".
Common Actions and Responses
- "Viens" translates to "to come".
- "Ça va" means "It's okay", often used as a greeting or inquiry about well-being.
Conjugation of "S'appeler" (to be called)
- "M’appelle" is the first-person singular: "Je".
- "T’appelles" is the second-person singular: "Tu".
- "S’appelle" is for third-person singular: "Il/Elle".
Conjugation of "Être" (to be)
- "Suis" is the first-person singular: "Je".
- "Es" is the second-person singular: "Tu".
- "Est" is the third-person singular: "Il/Elle".
Conjugation of "Avoir" (to have)
- "J'ai" denotes "I have" (first-person singular).
- "As" means "You have" (second-person singular).
- "A" refers to "He/She has" (third-person singular).
Family Vocabulary
- "Jumeaux" translates to "twin", referring to siblings born at the same time.
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Enhance your French vocabulary with this set of flashcards designed for Class 2. Learn essential phrases and questions that are commonly used in everyday conversations. Perfect for beginners looking to improve their skills in French communication.
