Vocabulaire et Phonétique - L'être humain, la famille, et les relations

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Vocabulary flashcards covering human identity, feelings, family members, family relations, and basic phonetic rules from Unit 2.

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L'adolescent(e) / l'ado

A teenager or adolescent.

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L'adulte (m./f.)

An adult.

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Exister

To exist.

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La génération

The generation.

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L'identité (f.)

Identity.

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Le milieu

The social or cultural environment, background, or setting.

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Les origines (f.)

Origins or background.

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La personne

A person; equivalent to l'individu.

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Les souvenirs (m.)

Memories or recollections.

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S'affirmer

To assert oneself.

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Se chercher

To search for oneself or work on defining one's identity.

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Consoler

To console or comfort.

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Éprouver (un sentiment)

To feel or experience an emotion or feeling.

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La fierté

Pride.

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Goûter

To taste, savor, or enjoy.

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L'incrédulité (f.)

Disbelief or incrédulity.

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Maladroit

Clumsy or awkward.

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Réconfortant

Comforting or heartwarming.

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Savourer

To savor or enjoy thoroughly.

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La sensibilité

Sensitivity or responsiveness to feeling.

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Se sentir concerné(e)

To feel affected, concerned, or personally involved.

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Soulager

To relieve, soothe, or alleviate.

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Tenir à (faire quelque chose)

To be keen on doing something or to place importance on doing something.

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Se trouver

To find oneself.

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L'aïeul, l'aïeule

An ancestor or grandparent.

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Les descendants, les descendantes

Descendants or offspring.

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La fratrie

Siblings collectively (le frère, la sœur).

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Les grands-parents

Grandparents (le grand-père, la grand-mère).

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Le neveu, la nièce

Nephew and niece.

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L'oncle, la tante

Uncle and aunt.

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L'orphelin, l'orpheline

An orphan; a person who has lost their parents.

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Les parents

Parents (le père, la mère).

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Les petits-enfants

Grandchildren (le petit-fils, la petite-fille).

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Célibataire

Single or unmarried.

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La cellule (familiale)

The family unit or core family structure.

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En commun

In common or shared.

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Le divorce

Divorce.

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L'esprit (m.) de famille

Family spirit or sense of family closeness.

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La famille étendue # la famille proche

Extended family as contrasted with immediate/close family.

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Le fiancé, la fiancée

Fiancé or fiancée.

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Le lien de parenté

Family relation or kinship tie.

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Le mariage

Marriage or wedding.

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Le mode de vie

Lifestyle or way of living.

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Le parent éloigné

Distant relative.

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Le proche

Close relative or loved one.

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La retrouvaille

Reunion or gathering of people who have been separated.

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La séparation

Separation.

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La tradition

Tradition.

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Transmettre

To pass down or transmit.

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La tribu

Tribe or clan, used informally to refer to a large family group.

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L'union (f.)

Union or partnership.

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Voler en éclats

To shatter or burst into pieces.

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L'égalité syllabique

A rule in French phonetics where unaccented syllables are brief, equal in force, and pronounced with uniform effort.

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L'allongement de la voyelle accentuée

The phonetic principle where the accented vowel in a phonetic word is lengthened compared to the preceding syllables.