French Routine Vocabulary and Reflexive Verbs

These flashcards cover key vocabulary, reflexive verbs, questions, and cultural aspects related to daily routines in French.

What vocabulary should you study for Unit 2: Ma routine quotidienne?

You should study your 2 vocabulary lists and the images on the slides.

What are reflexive verbs in French?

Verbs that indicate the subject performs an action on itself.

How do you say 'to get changed' in French?

Se changer.

How do you conjugate 's'habiller' in the 'je' form?

Je m'habille.

What does 'À quelle heure' mean?

At what time?

How do you ask 'Where?' in French?

Où?

What does 'se réveiller' mean?

To wake up.

Provide an example answer for 'Que te mets-tu quand il fait froid?'

Je me mets un pull, des pantalons, et des bottes.

What is the French word for 'to feel'?

Se sentir.

How do you say 'I get up' in French?

Je me lève.

What is the school cafeteria called in France?

Canteen or 'cantine'.

How is the academic calendar in France different from Michigan?

French students have different school breaks and the first day of school is called 'la rentrée'.

What does 'Se souvenir' mean?

To remember.

How do French students typically get to school?

They use various methods like walking, biking, or public transport.

What is the importance of the last year of high school in France?

Students take a national examination called the Baccalauréat.