Module 1 Vocabulary: Introducing Yourself, Occupations, Nationalities, Languages, and Personal Relationships

Vocabulary flashcards covering self-introductions, professions, housing, origin, nationalities, spoken languages, and personal relationship statuses from Module 1.

Avoir + âge

French structure used when introducing oneself to state one's age.

Être étudiant / étudiante

French expression meaning to be a student (male / female).

Être assistant / assistante

French expression meaning to be an assistant (male / female).

Être serveur / serveuse

French expression meaning to be a server or waiter / waitress.

Être chanteur / chanteuse

French expression meaning to be a singer (male / female).

Être artiste

French expression meaning to be an artist.

Habiter à + ville

French prepositional structure used to express living in a specific city.

Venir de / d' + ville

French prepositional structure used to express coming or originating from a specific city.

Venir de la / de l' / du / des + pays

French prepositional structure used to express coming or originating from a specific country.

Habiter en colocation / en résidence / en appartement / seule / seul

French expressions used to describe living arrangements (living in a shared apartment, in a residence, in an apartment, or living alone).

Américain / Américaine

French nationality adjective meaning American (masculine / feminine).

Canadien / Canadienne

French nationality adjective meaning Canadian (masculine / feminine).

Chinois / Chinoise

French nationality adjective meaning Chinese (masculine / feminine).

Coréen / Coréenne

French nationality adjective meaning Korean (masculine / feminine).

Indien / Indienne

French nationality adjective meaning Indian (masculine / feminine).

Japonais / Japonaise

French nationality adjective meaning Japanese (masculine / feminine).

Turc / Turque

French nationality adjective meaning Turkish (masculine / feminine).

Parler + langue

French structure used with languages listed in the text, including arabe, anglais, cantonais, espagnol, hindi, turc, coréen, français, and mandarin.

Avoir une blonde / avoir un chum

French expressions (commonly used in Quebec) meaning to have a girlfriend or boyfriend.

Avoir une copine / avoir un copain

French expressions meaning to have a girlfriend or boyfriend.

Avoir un-e colocataire (coloc)

French expression meaning to have a roommate.

Être en couple

French expression meaning to be in a relationship.

Être célibataire

French expression meaning to be single.