Daily Minute with J'Ouellette® - French conversation for jet-setters

French EXPRESSIONS: Currency: Weekend practice Convertir de l'argent. = Converting money. Quand on arrive dans un nouveau pays, il faut changer sa monnaie en monnaie étrangère. = When you get to a new country, you should change your money in foreign exchange. Les dollars américains sont verts. = US dollars are green. Acheter des devises. = To buy a currency. Lancer une pièce de monnaie. To flip a coin. Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb SUIVRE (to follow) at present tense: je suis tu suis il suit elle suit nous suivons vous suivez ils suivent elles suivent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb DEVENIR (to become) at present tense: je deviens tu deviens il devient elle devient nous devenons vous devenez ils deviennent elles deviennent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb CRIER (to scream) at present tense: je crie tu cries il crie elle crie nous crions vous criez ils crient elles crient Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb COMPRENDRE (to understand) at present tense: je comprends tu comprends il comprend elle comprend nous comprenons vous comprenez ils comprennent elles comprennent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb RESTER (to stay) at present tense: je reste tu restes il reste elle reste nous restons vous restez ils restent elles restent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French EXPRESSIONS: health: Weekend practice Je me suis cognée la tête et maintenant j'ai mal à la tête. = I bumped my head and now I have a headache. Si on se brûle, il faut mettre de la glace. = If you burn yourself, you have to put ice on it. J'ai mangé quelque chose de bizarre et j'ai la nausée = I ate something weird and got nausea. J'ai marché sur mon chat et je l'ai blessé. = I stepped on my cat and injured it. Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb ASSEOIR (to sit) at present tense: j'assois tu assois il assoit elle assoit nous assoyons vous assoyez ils assoient elles assoient Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb PASSER (to pass) at present tense: je passe tu passes il passe elle passe nous passons vous passez ils passent elles passent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb OUVRIR (to open) at present tense: j'ouvre tu ouvres il ouvre elle ouvre nous ouvrons vous ouvrez ils ouvrent elles ouvrent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb CRAINDRE (to fear) at present tense: je crains tu crains il craint elle craint nous craignons vous craignez ils craignent elles craignent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb TOMBER (to fall) at present tense: je tombe tu tombes il tombe elle tombe nous tombons vous tombez ils tombent elles tombent Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French EXPRESSIONS: at the hotel: Weekend practice Ne perdez pas vos clés ! = Don’t lose your keys! Les lits simples sont tout petits. = Single beds are tiny. Les lits doubles sont pour deux personnes. = Double beds are for two people. L'hôtel est occupé. = There are no rooms left. Passez votre clef électronique. = Swipe your electronic key. Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb DORMIR (to sleep) at present tense: je dors tu dors il dort elle dort nous dormons vous dormez ils dorment elles dorment Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com

French conversation for jet-setters: the verb RIRE (to laugh) at present tense: je ris tu ris il rit elle rit nous rions vous riez ils rient elles rient Become fluent at LearnParisianFrench.com