You can already say your name in French. After someone hears your name, they usually want to know a little more about you: how old you are, where you live, or something you like.
Today you get to tell the class who you are, in French!
Here are today's about-me phrases. Listen to the audio first, then repeat as a class, then flip the card to check the English.
Listen carefully for age: j'ai dix ans means "I have ten years", not "I am ten".
Two French children meet on the first day back at school (la rentrée). Listen all the way through twice on the class speakers, then answer the questions. What facts did each person share?
This is the fun bit: tell your partner three things about you in French. Use this script on the board, and fill the blanks with your real facts.
Partner A:
Je m'appelle ______.
J'ai ______ ans.
J'aime ______. (or J'habite à ______ / Je n'aime pas ______)
Partner B:
Je m'appelle ______.
J'ai ______ ans.
J'habite à ______. (or another fact from today's phrases)
Take turns, then swap roles. Listen carefully to each other.
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