People and lifestyle: visites et rendez-vous

What does “les gens” mean?

People.

What does “le mode de vie” mean?

Lifestyle.

What does “une visite” mean?

A visit.

What does “un rendez-vous” mean?

An appointment/meeting.

What does “visiter” mean?

To visit.

How do you say “I visit my grandparents”?

Je rends visite à mes grands-parents.

What does “rendre visite à” mean?

To visit someone.

What does “rencontrer” mean?

To meet.

How do you say “I meet my friends”?

Je rencontre mes amis.

What does “sortir” mean?

To go out.

How do you say “We go out together”?

Nous sortons ensemble.

What does “passer du temps” mean?

To spend time.

How do you say “I spend time with my family”?

Je passe du temps avec ma famille.

What does “avec” mean?

With.

What does “chez” mean?

At the home of.

How do you say “I am going to my friend’s house”?

Je vais chez mon ami.

What does “prendre rendez-vous” mean?

To make an appointment.

How do you say “I make an appointment with the doctor”?

Je prends rendez-vous chez le médecin.

What does “le médecin” mean?

The doctor.

What does “le dentiste” mean?

The dentist.

What does “la santé” mean?

Health.

What is lifestyle in French?

Le mode de vie.

What does “sain” mean?

Healthy.

What does “malsain” mean?

Unhealthy.

How do you say “I have a healthy lifestyle”?

J’ai un mode de vie sain.

What does “faire du sport” mean?

To do sport/play sport.

How do you say “I do sport every week”?

Je fais du sport chaque semaine.

What does “manger sainement” mean?

To eat healthily.

How do you say “She eats healthily”?

Elle mange sainement.

What does “dormir” mean?

To sleep.

How do you say “I sleep eight hours”?

Je dors huit heures.

What does “important” mean?

Important.

How do you say “Sleep is important”?

Le sommeil est important.

What does “stressé” mean?

Stressed.

What does “fatigué” mean?

Tired.

How do you say “I am tired after school”?

Je suis fatigué(e) après l’école.

What does “parce que” mean?

Because.

How do you say “I do sport because it is healthy”?

Je fais du sport parce que c’est sain.

What is the present tense used for in French?

Describing current actions and routines.

What does “souvent” mean?

Often.

What does “toujours” mean?

Always.

What does “parfois” mean?

Sometimes.

What does “jamais” mean?

Never.

How do you say “I often visit my grandparents”?

Je rends souvent visite à mes grands-parents.

How do you say “I never miss appointments”?

Je ne manque jamais les rendez-vous.

What is negation in French?

Making a sentence negative.

How is negation usually formed?

Using “ne…pas”.

How do you say “I do not eat enough vegetables”?

Je ne mange pas assez de légumes.

What does “assez de” mean?

Enough.

What does “les légumes” mean?

Vegetables.

What does “les fruits” mean?

Fruit.

How do you say “I drink water every day”?

Je bois de l’eau tous les jours.

What does “boire” mean?

To drink.

What does “se détendre” mean?

To relax.

How do you say “I relax at the weekend”?

Je me détends le week-end.

What does “le week-end” mean?

The weekend.

How do you ask “When is your appointment?” in French?

Quand est ton rendez-vous ?

How do you ask “Who do you visit?” in French?

Qui rends-tu visite ?

Why are lifestyle topics important in French?

They help discuss health, routines and relationships.

Why are visits and appointments important vocabulary?

They are useful in everyday communication and real-life situations.