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Self-Introduction (2)

Master the basics of French introductions with casual questions and polite responses for everyday situations.

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💡Key Phrases and Explanations

Comment tu t’appelles ?

"What's your name?" The informal way to ask someone's name. Use it with friends, peers, or children. The formal version is "Comment vous appelez-vous ?".

Tu as quel âge ?

"How old are you?" The informal way to ask someone's age. Note the use of the verb "avoir" (to have), not "être" (to be).

Tu es d’où ?

"Where are you from?" A very common, casual way to ask someone's origin. The more formal structure is "D'où venez-vous ?".

Enchanté / Enchantée

"Nice to meet you." A simple and polite way to respond after being introduced to someone. Men use "Enchanté" and women use "Enchantée".

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📜Script

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Faire connaissance

A

Bonjour !

B

Bonjour !

B

Comment tu t’appelles ?

A

Je m’appelle Marie.

A

Et toi ?

B

Je m’appelle Alex.

A

Tu as quel âge ?

B

J’ai vingt ans.

B

Et toi ?

A

J’ai dix-neuf ans.

B

Tu es d’où ?

A

Je suis de Paris.

A

Et toi ?

B

Je suis de Lyon.

A

Tu parles français ?

B

Oui, un peu.

B

Et toi ?

A

Oui, je parle français aussi.

B

Enchanté !

A

Enchantée !

Practice Questions

Question 1Speaker B

Conversation context (translation):

What's your name?

Question:

___ tu t’appelles ?

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Question 2Speaker A

Conversation context (translation):

How old are you?

Question:

Tu ___ quel âge ?

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Question 3Speaker B

Conversation context (translation):

Where are you from?

Question:

Tu es ___ ?

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💡 Effective Study Tips:

  • • Listen to the audio first and try to answer
  • • Use the translation to understand the context
  • • After checking the answer, listen again to review
  • • Practice using similar expressions in other situations

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