Countries, Nationalities and Languages in French: Free Resource LLL French Academy
Countries, Nationalities and Languages in French: Free Resource LLL French Academy
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Posted bylovelearninglanguagesMarch 8, 2020Posted inA1 LEVEL FRENCH
LESSONS, VOCABULARYTags:countries in french, french prepositions with
countries, languages in french
In this lesson we will talk about countries, nationalities and languages in
French. You will learn to say what your nationality is, the names and genders
of countries and continents in French, and what languages are spoken in the
countries you will learn. I will teach you how to say that you are going to or
from a country, continent or city based on the number and gender of the
geographical location. To access this free resource, you must be logged in to
your LLL French Academy account. It’s free to sign up!
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DICTEE
20 QUESTIONS GAME
SPEAKING PROMPT CARDS
FIND SOMEONE WHO SPEAKING GAME
TABOO SPEAKING GAME
Les Nationalités
To tell someone what your nationality is, you only need a couple of key
ingredients:
SUBJECT VERB NATIONALITY
ÊTRE
The verb you need to learn to state your nationality in French is être. Click
here for downloadable être conjugation charts in 9 tenses with pronunciation.
Je suis Nous sommes
I am We are
Tu es Vous êtes
You are You are
Il – Elle – On est Ils – Elles sont
He is – She is – One is (We are) They are
F = Feminine
M = Masculine
Most countries that end in the letter E are feminine in French. There are
some exceptions.
Click here for a big list of 110 nationalities in French with a Quizlet study set!
Country Nationality
Country (French) Official language(s)
(English) (m & f)
Sud-
l’Afrique du Sud (f) South Africa l’afrikaans, l’anglais + 11 autres langues
Africain(e)
l’Algérie (f) Algeria l’arabe Algérien(ne
La Belgique (f) Belgium le néerlandais, le français, l’allemand Belge
Le Brésil (m) Brazil le portugais Brésilien(ne
Le Canada (m) Canada l’anglais, le français Canadien(n
La Chine (f) China le chinois Chinois(e)
l’Égypte (f) Egypt l’arabe Égyptien(ne
l’Angleterre (f) England l’anglais Anglais(e)
La France (f) France le français Français(e)
l’Allemagne (f) Germany l’allemand Allemand(e
l’Inde (f) India le hindi, l’anglais + 20 autres langues Indien(ne)
l’Irlande (f) Ireland l’irlandais, l’anglais Irlandais(e)
l’Italie (f) Italy l’italien Italien(ne)
Le Japon (m) Japan le japonais Japonais(e)
Le Mexique (m)
*exception, ends in E but is Mexico l’espagnol Mexicain(e
masculine
Le Maroc (m) Morocco l’arabe, le berbère Marocain(e
Les Pays-Bas (m) The Netherlands le néerlandais Néerlandais
La Pologne (f) Poland le polonais Polonais(e)
Le Portugal (m) Portugal le portugais Portugais(e
La Russie (f) Russia le russe Russe
Le Sénégal (m) Senegal le français Sénégalais(
l’Espagne (f) Spain l’espagnol Espagnol(e
le français, l’italien, l’allemand, le
La Suisse (f) Switzerland Suisse
romanche
l’anglais, l’espagnol
Les États-Unis (m) The United States Américain(
*There is no official language in the USA
La Tunisie (f) Tunisia l’arabe Tunisien(ne
La Suède (f) Sweden le suédois Suédois(e)
Continents
Les Français aiment le fromage.
C’est un passeport suisse.
Il est cubain.
Going to:
Coming from: