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Comment dit-on Salut en anglais? (Give all definitions)
Hi / bye
Comment dit-on "Comment allez-vous?" en anglais?
How are you doing?
Comment dit-on "On va au café?" en anglais?
Shall we go to the café?
Vrai / Faux : The texting language for French teens is called "SMS".
Vrai
Comment dit-on "Je te / vous présente Mme. Tyson!" en anglais?
I introduce (present) to you Madame Tyson
Respond to the question "Comment-allez vous?" positively.
"Très bien," "Super", "Ça va"
Comment dit-on "Oui je veux bien!" en anglais?
Yes, I'd like to!
Vrai / Faux: Martinique and Guadeloupe are overseas departments of France.
Vrai
What is the difference between 1. "C'est mon camarade de classe" and 2. "C'est ma camarade de classe"
The first one is "This is my classmate (m)" and the other is "This is my classmate (f)"
How would you ask "How are you?" to Monsieur Dague?
Comment allez-vous?
Reject this invitation: "Tu viens à la fête?"
Pas possible.
Ça ne me dit rien.
Désolé (e)
Je ne peux pas.
What is the French "air kiss" on the cheek called ?
la bise
Write the correct response to "Tu t'appelles comment?"
Je m'appelle _____.
Respond to "Je te présente Mme. Tyson"
Enchanté (e)!
Accept this invitation: "On va au centre commercial?"
D'accord!
Oui, je veux bien!
Bonne idée!
If French people are greeting each other in a formal situation and meeting for the first time what way of greeting each other would they use?
Shaking hands
Say the following in French:
"Hello, my name is ____.
This is my teacher, Madame Tyson.
Delighted to meet you!"
Bonjour, je m'appelle _____.
C'est mon prof (professeur) Madame Tyson.
Enchanté(e)!
Give 1 way to say to someone that you are going to see them later.
*DOUBLE JÉOPARDIE* Give two ways of saying to someone that you are going to see them later.
À tout à l'heure!
à bientôt !
à plus tard !
Write an invitation in French, asking a friend to do something with you.
Réponses variables
What is the French word for middle school?
*DOUBLE JÉOPARDIE*: What is the French word for college?
le collège
l'université