LangolingFamily members
Family travel to France or other Francophone countries offers a unique opportunity for family members to connect and immerse themselves in the local culture. Whether exploring historic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower in Paris or savoring regional delicacies such as coq au vin, being able to speak French can enhance communication and understanding with loved ones, creating a more enriched and memorable experience.
In addition, knowing French can greatly benefit families living in or moving to Francophone regions. Parents can better assist their children with schoolwork, participate more fully in community activities, and enjoy smoother interactions at work or in social settings. This language proficiency also opens doors for family members to explore local traditions, literature, and cuisine, enriching everyday life and fostering a deeper sense of belonging within the community.
This is my father.
Ceci est mon père.
My sister is named Emily.
Mon sœur s'appelle Emily.
He's my mother.
C'est ma mère.
These are my grandparents.
Ces sont mes grands-parents.
She's my brother Jack.
C'est mon frère Jack.
Those are my uncles and aunts.
Ces sont mes tantes et oncles.
This is my cousin Sarah.
Ceci est ma cousine Sarah.
Your uncle John lives here.
Votre oncle John vit ici.
Her parents are visiting us now.
Son parents nous rendent visite en ce moment.
We have five children.
Nous avons cinq enfants.
My wife is over there.
Mon épouse est là-bas.
These are our kids.
Ces sont nos enfants.
That's my mother-in-law.
C'est ma belle-mère.
He's the son of my sister.
C'est le fils de ma sœur.
She's my half-sister.
Elle est ma demi-sœur.
This is my stepfather.
Ceci est mon beau-père.
Her father and I just got married.
Sa père et moi sommes tout juste mariés.
Those are my nieces and nephews.
Ces sont mes nièces et neveux.
My father-in-law has two brothers.
Mon beau-père a deux frères.