Me, My Family and Friends

"très"

very

"assez"

quite

"un peu"

quite

"extrêmement"

extremely

"Sa maison est très moderne."

His/Her house is very modern.

"Je trouve les documentaires très intéressants."

I find documentaries very interesting.

"L’eau est extrêmement froide."

The water is extremely cold.

"mince"

thin (same for both masculine and feminine forms)

"raide"

straight (same for both masculine and feminine forms)

"gros/grosse"

"at (changes based on gender)

"beau/belle"

beautiful (changes based on gender)

"vieux/vieille"

old (changes based on gender)

"marron"

brown (unchanging adjective

"noisette"

hazel (unchanging adjective)

"Ma sœur a les yeux bleus."

My sister has blue eyes.

"J’ai les yeux bleus/verts/gris/marron/noisette."

I have blue/green/grey/brown/hazel eyes.

"J’ai les cheveux noirs et longs."

I have long

"Mon ami a les cheveux mi-longs et ondulés."

My friend has medium-length

"Ma grand-mère a les cheveux courts et gris."

My grandmother has short

"J’ai les yeux bleu clair."

I have light blue eyes.

"J’ai les cheveux brun foncé."

I have dark brown hair.

"Je suis grand(e)/petit(e)/de taille moyenne."

I am tall/short/medium height.

"Je porte des lunettes."

I wear glasses.

"Je suis gros(se)/mince."

I am fat/slim.

"Il a une barbe."

He has a beard.

"Il est beau/Elle est belle."

He/She is good-looking.

"Tu es joli(e)/laid(e)."

You are pretty/ugly.

"Je m’entends avec…"

" get on with…

"J’ai de bons rapports avec lui."

I have a good relationship with him.

"Je ne m’entends pas avec…"

I don’t get on with…

"J’ai un mauvais rapport avec elle."

I have a bad relationship with her.