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Introducing myself

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Say: Hello, my name is Marie (1/10)

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Let’s have a convo — nouvelle amie (new friend)

Reply: My name is Paul

10 phrases to know in this scene

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  1. 01

    bonjour, je m'appelle Marie

    (bohn-zhoor zhuh mah-pel mah-ree)

    Hello, my name is Marie

    Why know it?

    The very first sentence of every meeting.

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  2. 02

    je m'appelle Paul

    (zhuh mah-pel pohl)

    My name is Paul

    Why know it?

    Literally “I call myself Paul”.

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  3. 03

    je suis américain

    (zhuh swee ah-may-ree-kan)

    I am American

    Why know it?

    Nationalities take no article in French.

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  4. 04

    je suis de Chicago

    (zhuh swee duh shee-kah-goh)

    I am from Chicago

    Why know it?

    “De” + city = where you are from.

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  5. 05

    je viens de New York

    (zhuh vyan duh nyoo york)

    I come from New York

    Why know it?

    Another way to say where you’re from.

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  6. 06

    j'habite à Paris

    (zhah-beet ah pah-ree)

    I live in Paris

    Why know it?

    Cities take “à”.

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  7. 07

    je parle français

    (zhuh parl frahn-seh)

    I speak French

    Why know it?

    Languages need no article after “je parle”.

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  8. 08

    je parle un peu anglais

    (zhuh parl uhn puh ahn-gleh)

    I speak a little English

    Why know it?

    “Un peu” softens it.

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  9. 09

    je suis américain et j'habite à Paris

    (zhuh swee ah-may-ree-kan ay zhah-beet ah pah-ree)

    I am American and I live in Paris

    Why know it?

    Joining two facts with “et”.

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  10. 10

    j'habite ici à Paris

    (zhah-beet ee-see ah pah-ree)

    I live here in Paris

    Why know it?

    “Ici” = here.

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