Self and relationships in FrenchListening - describing friends - Foundation

Can you understand people talking about their friends and family in French? Practise your reading, listening and speaking skills and get to grips with key vocabulary.

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Listening questions - describing friends - Foundation

Describing friends

Vocabulary - describing someone’s personality

le copain/l’ami - male friend

la copine/l’amie - female friend

gentil(le)/sympa - nice/kind

égoïste - selfish

méchant(e) - naughty/mean

avoir le sens de l’humour - to have a sense of humour

être fier/fière de - to be proud of

être jaloux/jalouse de - to be jealous of

énerver - to annoy/get on someone’s nerves

se rendre compte - to realise/to come to understand

compréhensif/compréhensive - understanding

avoir confiance en - to trust

Listen to these three people talking about what makes a good friend.

Question

What does Marc say about what makes a good friend?

AGood friends are not mean.
BGenerous people make good friends.
CBeing able to laugh with friends is important.
A
Good friends are not mean.
B
Generous people make good friends.
C
Being able to laugh with friends is important.

Question

What does Jamila say about what makes a good friend?

AShe dislikes people who don’t share.
BShe thinks that a good friend must be honest.
CLaughing with friends is important.
A
She dislikes people who don’t share.
B
She thinks that a good friend must be honest.
C
Laughing with friends is important.

Question

What does Benjamin say about what makes a good friend?

AKindness is important.
BGenerosity is important.
CHonesty is important.
A
Kindness is important.
B
Generosity is important.
C
Honesty is important.

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