Family

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Family
French Factfile 4
family
Learn with television
Learn online
Talk French: Programme 2
Meet a large French family living near Aix-enProvence and watch guests at a wedding talking
about their families. Be a guest at a French
christening and meet the baby’s relatives.
www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french
French Experience I: Programme 2
Attend another wedding and learn how to talk
about your own family.
Both series are repeated regularly on BBC
Learning Zone (BBC Two). Check out the details
on www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone and video the
programmes to watch at your leisure.
French Steps
Stage 2: Talking about the family
Join Hakim M’Barek as he visits an old
friend and meets his wife and family for the
first time. Watch the slideshow and have a
go at the activities.
Talk French: The family
Learn how to introduce your own family –
first watch the video clips, go through the
transcript, do the activities then check your
progress.
Learning hint
Dig out some family group photos, the more people in them the better.
Point to each person in the photo and say who they are using Voici
mon/ma .... Even better, get together with someone else who’s learning
French and ask about the people in his or her photos by pointing and saying
Qui est-ce? Then answer that person’s questions about your photos.
Key language
Qui est-ce? Who’s this?
le mari husband
C’est… It’s …
la femme wife
Voici mon/ma ... This is my ... (m/f)
le frère brother
Vous avez des frères et soeurs? Have you got any brothers
and sisters?
la soeur sister
J’ai ... I have ...
la fille daughter
Vous avez quel âge? How old are you?
célibataire single
J’ai vingt ans I am twenty years old
marié(e) married
le fils son
Vous êtes marié(e)? Are you married?
Je suis ... I am ...
Quiz
1.
How would you say you have two children?
2.
Would you introduce your cousin Nathalie by saying Voici mon cousin or Voici ma
cousine?
3.
How would Prince Charles say how many brothers and sisters he has?
4.
There are two ways you can say ‘I’m single’; one is Je ne suis pas marié(e), what’s the
other way?
5.
What is une famille nombreuse?
6.
How would a girl say ‘I’m an only child’?
Answers on www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/answers.shtml
© Get Talking: BBC/Learning and Skills Council joint project 2004

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