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This is a more direct version of "What's your name?" It's informal and very common in everyday speech, especially among young people.

This question means "What school year are you in?" It's useful when you meet someone in an academic setting. "Première année" is first year, "deuxième année" is second year, and so on.

This is a simple yes-no question: "Do you live here?" It's a common way to learn more about someone's daily life.

This means "I live next to the school." You can replace "l'école" with any place: "à côté du supermarché," for example.

This short answer means "Not far." It's a natural response to questions like "Do you live nearby?"

This means "Do you like the French class?" You can also say "Tu aimes le français ?" for a simpler version. This question uses the verb "aimer" (to like).

This means "I like it." It's a softer, friendly way to say you enjoy something, compared to the stronger "J'adore."

Short for "À plus tard," this means "See you later." It's informal and commonly used among friends or classmates.