Society - Family & Friends

Question 1

J’ai…

(jay)

Answer 1

I have…

Notice sound difference between “je” (juh) and “j’ai” (jay).

Question 2

Un frère

(uhn frehr)

Answer 2

a brother

Question 3

Une sœur

(oon soor)

Answer 3

a sister

Question 4

Ainé/ainée (m/f)

(ay-nay)

Answer 4

elder/older

Question 5

Cadet/cadette (m/f)

(caday) & (cadet)

Answer 5

younger

Question 6

Une mère

(oon mer)

Answer 6

a mother

Question 7

Un père

(uhn per)

Answer 7

a father

Question 8

Les parents (m)

*(lay paronz) *

Answer 8

parents

Question 9

Un beau-père

(uhn bow per)

Answer 9

a stepfather

Question 10

Une belle-mère

(oon bell mer)

Answer 10

a stepmother

Question 11

Les grands-parents (m)

(lay grond-parontz)

Answer 11

grandparents

Question 12

La grand-mère

(lah grond-mer)

Answer 12

grandmother

Question 13

Le grand-père

(luh grond-per)

Answer 13

grandfather

Question 14

L’enfant (m)

(lon-fohn)

Answer 14

child

Question 15

L’époux/épouse (m/f)

*(lay-poo) & (lay-poose) *

Answer 15

spouse

Question 16

Le mari/La marie (m/f)

*(luh maree) & (lah maree) *

Answer 16

husband/wife

Question 17

La fille

(lah fee)

Answer 17

daughter

Question 18

Le fils

(luh feece)

Answer 18

son

Question 19

Un fils/une fille unique

(uhn feece oon-eek) & (oon fee oon-eek)

Answer 19

an only child

In French they make the distinction between only child daughter and son

Question 20

Un cousin/Une cousine (m/f)

(uhn coozan) & (oon coozeen)

Answer 20

a cousin

Question 21

Un oncle

(uhn oncluh)

Answer 21

an uncle

Question 22

Une tante

(oon tont)

Answer 22

an auntie

Question 23

Un neveu

(uhn nay-voh)

Answer 23

a nephew

Question 24

Une niece

*(oon neese) *

Answer 24

a niece

This is a french word used in English so it is the same!

Question 25

Un chien | *(uhn shee-en)*

Answer 25

a dog

Question 26

Un chat | *(uhn shat)*

Answer 26

a cat

Question 27

Nombreuse | *(nombrewz)* ## Footnote Example: Ma famille est **nombreuse**

Answer 27

large (family) | My family is large ## Footnote Example: Ma famille est **nombreuse**

Question 28

Au moins | *(oh mwanz)*

Answer 28

at least

Question 29

Beaucoup (de) | *(boh-koo duh)*

Answer 29

lots of

Question 30

Combien | *(com-bee-an)*

Answer 30

how many

Question 31

D’un côté | *(dun coh-tay)*

Answer 31

on one hand

Question 32

D’autre côté | *(doh-truh coh-tay)*

Answer 32

on the other hand

Question 33

Je m’entends bien avec | *(juh montons bee-an avec)*

Answer 33

I get on well with

Question 34

Je ne m’entends pas bien avec | *(juh nuh montonds pah bee-an avec)*

Answer 34

I don’t get on well with

Question 35

On se dispute | *(ohn suh dees-poot)*

Answer 35

we argue

Question 36

On partage les mêmes intérêts | *(on partage lay memz an-teray)*

Answer 36

we share the same interests

Question 37

Un bon sens de l’humour | *(uhn bon sonz de loomoor)*

Answer 37

a good sense of humour

Question 38

L’amité | *(lam-ee-tay)*

Answer 38

friendship

Question 39

On bavarde | *(on bavard)*

Answer 39

we chat

Question 40

Tous les jours | *(too lay joorz)*

Answer 40

everyday

Question 41

Parfois | *(par-fwah)*

Answer 41

sometimes

Question 42

De temps en temps | *(duh tonz-on-ton)*

Answer 42

from time to time

Question 43

Je passe du temps avec | *(juh pass doo tomps avec)*

Answer 43

I spend time with

Question 44

Je sors avec mes amis | *(juh sorz avec mayz amee)*

Answer 44

I go out with my friends.

Question 45

Le week-end | *(luh week-end)*

Answer 45

at the weekend

Question 46

Nous allons au cinéma | *(nooz allons oh cee-nay-ma)*

Answer 46

we go to the cinema

Question 47

Ensemble | *(on-sombluh)*

Answer 47

together

Question 48

Ils ont toujours là pour moi | *(eels sont too-joorz la pohr mwah)*

Answer 48

they are always there for me

Question 49

Je me sens en sécurité | *(juh mee sonz on say-coo-ree-tay)*

Answer 49

I feel safe

Question 50

Je suis à l’aise avec… | *(juh swee a laiz avec)*

Answer 50

I am at ease with…

Question 51

Nous sommes proches | *(noo sommes prosh)*

Answer 51

we are close

Question 52

Je suis… | *(je swee)*

Answer 52

I am

Question 53

Il/elle est… (m/f) | *(eel/elle ay...)*

Answer 53

He is/she is…

Question 54

Nous sommes… | *(noo sommes)*

Answer 54

We are

Question 55

Ils/elles sont… (m/f) | *(eels/elles sohn)*

Answer 55

They are…

Question 56

Aimable | *(ay-mabluh)*

Answer 56

pleasant

Question 57

Amicable | *(amee-cabluh)*

Answer 57

friendly

Question 58

Amusant/amusante (m/f) | *(am-oo-zon)*

Answer 58

fun/funny

Question 59

Bavard/bavarde (m/f) | *(bavard)*

Answer 59

chatty

Question 60

Généreux/généreuse (m/f) | *(Jay-nay-roo) & (jay-nay-rooz)*

Answer 60

generous

Question 61

Gentil/gentille (m/f) | *(jon-teel) & (jon-tee)*

Answer 61

nice/kind

Question 62

Intelligent/intelligente (m/f) | *(an-tel-ee-gont)*

Answer 62

intelligent

Question 63

Sympa | *(sam-pah)*

Answer 63

nice

Question 64

Sensible | *(son-see-bluh)*

Answer 64

sensitive (false friend)

Question 65

Raisonnable | *(ray-zon-abluh)*

Answer 65

sensible

Question 66

Fainéant/fainéante | *(fay-nay-on)*

Answer 66

lazy

Question 67

Énervant/énervante (m/f) | *(ay-nerv-on)*

Answer 67

irritating

Question 68

Démodé/démodée | *(day-moday)*

Answer 68

old-fashioned

Question 69

Sévère | *(say-ver)*

Answer 69

strict

Question 70

Méchant/méchante | *(may-shon)*

Answer 70

mean

Question 71

Égoïste | *(ay-go-eest)*

Answer 71

selfish

Question 72

Pénible | *(pay-nee-bluh)*

Answer 72

childish