100 free French phrases from shows

What's inside

• Greetings and reactions32 lines like Salut, Coucou, Ça va ?, Quoi de neuf ?, À plus, Oh là là, Grave, J'hallucine and Bof, with a key to the tags and a note on Québec, Belgium and Switzerland.
• Love and fightsJe t'aime and je t'aime bien and how they differ, why tu me manques works backwards, Ne me quitte pas, then the argument lines: Ça suffit !, Fiche-moi la paix !, and Tais-toi ! and Dégage !, marked rude.
• Everyday and slang18 things people say at home and with friends, like J'ai la flemme, On y va, T'inquiète and du coup, then a verlan box: ouf, chelou, relou, meuf and keuf, and how verlan flips a word.
• What people call each othertu and vous, monsieur and madame, mon chéri and mon cœur, then the friend words: mon pote, frérot, les gars and ma belle, with who uses which.
• PracticeTen lines to cover and recall, plus a note on why spoken French drops ne and swallows sounds, so the subtitle may look tidier than the audio.

How to use it

1. Learn a few basic words first. The verbs guide helps you see why each line looks the way it does.
2. Read a page out loud, a few lines at a time, and notice the tags.
3. Cover the right side of the practice page and say each line from the English.
4. Watch a French series or film with Kitsumi and listen for the same lines.

More free French printables

• Basic French wordsStart here. Silent letters and nasal vowels made simple, then 214 first words with le and la in colour.
• French pronunciation guideThen learn how the spelling turns into sound: which letters stay silent, the nasal vowels, and why spoken lines blur together.
• French verbs guideMake verbs say who and when: silent endings, the present, the passé composé, aller + verb and ne... pas.

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