French course 4: learn to introduce your family

French course 4: learn to introduce your family in French

Learn to introduce your family in French
This fourth French course for beginners consists of 10 lessons: 1 lesson in communication, 4 lessons in grammar and 5 lessons in vocabulary. Take the time to study each video well by watching them as many times as necessary. Don't try to go too fast. Take the time to master each lesson before moving on to the next. If necessary, feel free to go back and revise lessons already seen. For each video, we show you a complementary article that will allow you to better learn each lesson.

French communication lessons 5: introduce your family in French

This communication video is the mainstay of this course: it is the most important video of this fourth French course. It will teach you how to introduce your family in French. The other videos are complements to better master this act of communication.


You will find more explanations of this communication lesson "introduce your family in French" in this article.

French grammar lesson 5: French possessive adjectives (mon, ma, mes…)

Compared to the “introduce your family in French” communication lesson, knowing French possessive adjectives will allow you to express your connection to each member of your family. For example, “mon père”, “ma mère”, “mon frère”, “ma soeur”, etc.


You will find more explanations of French possessive adjectives on this page.

French grammar lesson 3: French indefinite articles (un, une, des)

In connection with the communication lesson "introduce your family in French", knowing the French indefinite articles will allow you to say, for example: "J’ai un frère.", "J’ai une soeur", etc.


You can find more explanations of the French indefinite articles here.

French grammar lesson 6: French presentatives (c’est, ce sont, il y a)

In relation to the communication lesson “introduce your family in French”, knowing the French presentatives will allow you to introduce the members of your family. For example: “C’est mon père.”, “C’est ma mère.”, “Ce sont mes parents.”, etc.


You will find more explanations of French presentatives (c’est, ce sont, il y a) in this article.

French grammar lesson 7: French stressed pronouns (moi, toi, lui…)

Compared to the communication lesson “introduce your family in French”, knowing the French stressed pronouns will allow you to introduce your family in a more original way. For example, “Lui, c’est mon père (...).”, “Elle, c’est ma mère (...).”, etc.

You will find more explanations of French stressed pronouns on this page.

French vocabulary lesson 6: French family vocabulary

In connection with the communication lesson "introduce your family in French", the French family vocabulary will allow you to express the different members of your family: mon père, ma mère, mon frère, ma soeur, mon oncle, ma tante, mon cousin, ma cousine, etc.


You will find more explanations of French family vocabulary here.

French vocabulary lesson 5: occupations and jobs in French

In connection with the communication lesson "introduce your family in French", the vocabulary of occupations and jobs in French will allow you to express the profession of members of your family in French.


You will find more explanations of the French vocabulary of occupations and jobs in this article.

French vocabulary lesson 2: numbers from 0 to 20 in French

Compared to the “introduce your family in French” communication lesson, French numbers from 0 to 20 will help you express the age of a family member if they are 20 years of age or younger.

You will find more explanations of the French numbers from 0 to 20 on this page.

French vocabulary lesson 3: numbers from 20 to 69 in French

In connection with the communication lesson “introduce your family in French”, the French numbers from 20 to 69 will allow you to express the age of a member of your family if they are between 20 and 69 years old.


You will find more explanations of the French numbers from 20 to 69 here.

French vocabulary lesson 4: numbers from 70 to 99 in French

In relation to the communication lesson “introduce your family in French”, the French numbers from 70 to 99 will help you express the age of a family member if they are from 70 to 99 years old.


You will find more explanations of the French numbers from 70 to 99 in this article.

Once you have successfully mastered this fourth French course “learn to introduce your family in French”, you can proceed to the next course:


French course 5: learn to ask closed questions in French


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