Français I Les Notes #7. Voici- This is/ Here is Voilà- There is Qui est-ce?- Who is it? C’est…- It’s… un garçon- a boy un ami- a friend (m) un copain-

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Français I Les Notes #7

Voici- This is/ Here is Voilà- There is Qui est-ce?- Who is it? C’est…- It’s… un garçon- a boy un ami- a friend (m) un copain- a friend (m) un monsieur- a gentleman un prof- a teacher (m) une fille- a girl une amie- a friend (f) une copine- a friend (f) une dame- a lady une prof- a teacher (f)

Tu connais…?- Do you know…? Il est…- He is… Elle est…-She is… Comment s’appelle…?- What’s the name of… Il s’appelle…- His name is… Elle s’appelle…- Her name is… un-a (masculine) une-a (feminine) le- the (masculine) la-the (feminine)