20 - How To Name Body Parts in French (Part II)
Know how to say "arm," leg," etc.? đȘđŠ” In this lesson, you'll learn French words to describe the upper and lower body!
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Transcript
Intro: Welcome to the French Made Easy podcast, where I give you all the basics you need to speak French clearly and confidently. I'm your host, Mathilde, and I'm a French teacher, mumpreneur, and bread and cheese lover. Join me as I dive into all things French for beginners, and deliver to you bite-sized and easy-to-follow lessons every Tuesday. Let's get started, "on commence"!
Bonjour à tous! Hello everyone! Welcome back to the French Made Easy podcast. This is episode number twenty, numéro vingt. Today's lesson is part II of our episode on body parts, les parties du corps. Last week, we learned the words to describe the parts of the face in French, and today you'll learn new French words to describe the rest of the body!
Before we start, make sure you download your lesson's cheat sheet. It's always better to hear and read the words at the same time. It's free. After you've listened to the lesson, please go and download your exercises, so you can put pen to paper and practice what you've learned. It's also free!
Alright. Vous ĂȘtes prĂȘts? Are you ready? C'est parti.
Répétez aprÚs moi. Repeat after me.
la gorge (throat)
le cou (neck)
lâĂ©paule (shoulder)
le bras (arm) đȘ
le coude (elbow)
le poignet (wrist)
la main (hand) đ€
le doigt (finger)
le pouce (thumb) đ
lâongle (nail) đ
le dos (back)
la poitrine (chest)
les seins (breasts)
le cĆur (heart) đ
le ventre (belly)
lâestomac (stomach) â ïž Careful here, you donât pronounce the âc.â
le nombril (belly button)
la hanche (hip) â ïž Careful here, you donât pronounce the âh,â the âhâ is silent in French.
la jambe (leg) đŠ”
la cuisse (thigh)
les genoux (knees)
la cheville (ankle)
le pied (foot)đŠ¶â ïž Donât pronounce the âd.â
le talon (heel)
lâorteil (toe)
Thatâs enough words. How did you go?
As usual, let's repeat them all once more together, ok?
la gorge (throat)
le cou (neck)
lâĂ©paule (shoulder)
le bras (arm)
le coude (elbow)
le poignet (wrist)
la main (hand)
le doigt (finger)
le pouce (thumb)
lâongle (nail)
le dos (back)
la poitrine (chest)
les seins (breasts)
le cĆur (heart)
le ventre (belly)
lâestomac (stomach)
le nombril (belly button)
la hanche (hip)
la jambe (leg)
la cuisse (thigh)
les genoux (knees)
la cheville (ankle)
le pied (foot)
le talon (heel)
lâorteil (toe)
Parfait. TrĂšs trĂšs bien.
Maintenant, c'est votre tour! It's your turn. Can you give me one phrase using one of the words you just learned? For example: "Il a de longues jambes." (He has long legs.) Let me know in the comments over at mathildekien.com.
Alright, that brings us to the end of our lesson! Thank you so much for listening. Don't forget to download your lesson's exercises by clicking the link in the episode's notes. Make sure you hit subscribe, so you don't miss out on any new episodes. And if you are enjoying this podcast, I'd really appreciate a quick rating and review.
Merci beaucoup et Ă bientĂŽt! đ