Le monde du travail
This French word means “office.”
un bureau
This student job involves watching someone’s kids.
un.e babysitter
This word means “boring.”
ennuyeux / ennuyeuse
This word means “honest.”
honnête
Is liaison obligatory, forbidden, or optional in: ils_ont un emploi
Obligatory (pronoun + verb)
This is the French term for a résumé, abbreviated to two letters.
CV
This person brings food to your table at a restaurant.
un serveur / une serveuse
This word means "stressful".
stressant.e
This word describes someone who is always on time.
ponctuel.le
The letter “s” in liaison is pronounced with this sound.
z
This is the French word for a job interview.
un entretien
This is the French term for an “RA” in a dorm.
un.e assistant.e de résidence
This word describes a job that is hard (give either word).
dur.e / difficile
This word describes someone who loves to learn and ask questions.
curieux.euse
Is liaison obligatory, forbidden, or optional in: des_emplois?
obligatory (determiner + noun)
This phrase means “benefits,” such as health insurance or a retirement plan.
les avantages sociaux
I help a professor with research.
un.e assistant.e de résidence
This phrase means “poorly paid.”
mal payé.e
This word describes someone who can solve problems on their own.
débrouillard.e
Is liaison obligatory, forbidden, or optional in: un client_honnête?
forbidden (noun + adjective)
These “paid vacation days” are a perk of many jobs.
les congés payés
This person brings packages or meals to your door.
un livreur / une livreuse
This word means "rewarding"
gratifiant.e
This word describes someone just starting out in a field.
débutant.e
Is liaison obligatory, forbidden, or optional in: pas honnête?
Optional (after trop, pas, plus)