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Practise French phrases for meeting people, asking questions and responding politely. These quick expressions help you speak with confidence in class and in real conversations.
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Fascinating Fact:
Comment tu t’appelles ? means “What is your name?” in informal French.
In KS3 Fast French, key phrases help you communicate even with simple grammar. This quiz focuses on everyday expressions for introductions, questions, and polite replies you can use straight away.
Key Terms
Key phrase: A useful expression you learn as a whole so you can say it quickly and correctly.
Informal (tu): Friendly language used with people your age, friends, or family.
Formal (vous): Polite language used with adults you do not know well, or when speaking to a group.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
How do I ask someone’s name in French at KS3?
You can ask a friend “Comment tu t’appelles ?” and a teacher or stranger “Comment vous appelez-vous ?”. The pronoun you choose shows how formal you are being.
What is the difference between tu and vous in French?
“Tu” is informal and used with one person you know well. “Vous” is formal for one person you do not know well, and it is also used when talking to more than one person.
What are some easy French phrases to use in the classroom?
Useful classroom phrases include greetings, asking for help, and polite words like “s’il vous plaît” and “merci”. These phrases help you take part in lessons more confidently.
Aller au cinéma = to go to the cinema
Aller voir ma grand-mère = go and see my grandma