Family Vocabulary in French

Catherine, a French teacher, introduces family vocabulary using a family tree. She explains the terms for immediate and extended family members, including parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. The video also covers in-laws and marriage-related terms. Catherine uses colors to distinguish between masculine and feminine words. She concludes by inviting viewers to ask questions and explore additional resources.

What tool does Catherine use to teach family vocabulary in French?

• A family tree

• A textbook

• Flashcards

• A song

In the family tree, which color represents masculine words?

• Blue

• Green

• Pink

• Yellow

Who are considered the immediate family members in Catherine's family?

• In-laws and nephews

• Cousins and aunts

• Grandparents and uncles

• Parents and siblings

What is the French term for 'grandparents'?

• Les cousins

• Les parents

• Les enfants

• Les grands-parents

How many uncles and aunts does Catherine mention in her family?

• Two uncles and two aunts

• One uncle and one aunt

• Three uncles and one aunt

• Two uncles and one aunt

What is the French word for 'cousin' when referring to a male cousin?

• Ma cousine

• Ma tante

• Mon frère

• Mon cousin

Who is referred to as 'ma belle-soeur' in French?

• Mother-in-law

• Sister-in-law

• Daughter-in-law

• Grandmother

What is the term for 'son-in-law' in French?

• Mon mari

• Mon gendre

• Mon beau-frère

• Mon fils

What does Catherine mention about the family structure she presented?

• It is a non-traditional family structure.

• It is a modern family structure.

• It is a traditional family structure.

• It is a fictional family structure.

What does Catherine encourage viewers to do if they have questions?

• Call her

• Visit her website

• Leave a comment

• Email her directly