10. Saying what you have to do

10. Saying what you have to do
We have to... Il faut qu’on passe un coup de fil. We have to make a phone call. Il faut qu’il reste chez lui ce soir. He has to stay

9. Making arrangements

9. Making arrangements
Does it suit you...? Est-ce que ça te va si on commence dans queleques minutes? Does it suit you if you start in a few minutes? Est-ce que ça vous

8. Talking about your plans

8. Talking about your plans
I'm seeing... Je vois Catherine lundi. I’m seeing Catherine on Monday. Je le vois ce weekend. I’m seeing him this weekend. I am going to... Je vais lui parler. I’m

7. Expressing opinions

7. Expressing opinions
I think / I beleive... Je pense qu’il a raison. I think he’s right. Je pense qu’il est trop tard pour aller au restaurant. I think it’s too late to

6. Making suggestions

6. Making suggestions
Making suggestions 2 On pourrait demander à Marc de se joindre à nous. We could ask Marc to join us. On pourrait prendre un verre ce weekend. We could get

5. Saying what you want to do

5. Saying what you want to do
I'd like... Je voudrais te remercier de m’avoir téléphoné. I’d like to thank you for calling me. Je voudrais parler à M. Le Blanc, s’il vous plaît. I’d like to

4. Asking for information

4. Asking for information
Tell me about... Parlez-moi de votre ami. Tell me about your friend. Parlez-moi un peu de lui. Tell me a bit about him. Parle-moi de ta nouvelle copine. Tell me

3. Talking about yourself

3. Talking about yourself
Talking about yourself Je m'appelle David. My name is David. Il s'appelle Peter. His name is Peter. Elle s'appelle Marie. Her name is Marie. Vous vous appelez comment? What's your

2. Introducing people

2. Introducing people
Introducing people Voici ma femme, Anne. This is my wife, Anne. Voici mes enfants, James et Emma. These are my children, James and Emma. Je vous présente Marie. I'd like
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