Mon nom est-my name is

Mon nom est-my name is

Mon nom est

In this post, Mon nom est-my name is, you will practice the pronunciation to introduce yourself in French. You have a video and a quizlet for practicing this basic sentence. You can also review the flashcards from the quizlet and then continue with the practice using the other options such us match, learn, test or spell.

 

 

J’habite à ..I live in ..

French question: 

French English

Mon nom est..
Salut! Mon nom est Manpreet
Bonjour! Mon nom est Maurice
Bonsoir! Mon nom est Ananya
Salut! Mon nom est Abdul

My name is…

Je suis…
Salut! Je suis Manpreet
Bonjour! Je suis Maurice
Bonsoir! Je suis Ananya
Salut! Je suis Abdul

I am …

Je m’appelle…
Salut! Je m’appelle Manpreet
Bonjour! Je m’appelle Maurice
Bonsoir! Je m’appelle Ananya
Salut! Je m’appelle Abdul

My name is…

Personal presentation (My name is) – Flashcard

More Personal Questions Level 1:

1. What’s your name? – Quel est ton nom ? (Answer)
2. What’s your name? – Comment tu t’appelles ?
3. How are you?/ (How is it going?)  – Comment ça va ?
4. Where do you live? – Où tu habites ?  (Answer)
5. What is your job? – Quel est ton métier ?
6. What is your profession? – Quelle est ta profession ?
7. Where do you work? – Où travailles-tu ? 
8. How old are you? – Quel âge as-tu ?
9. How many people are in your family? – Combien de personnes il y a dans ta famille ?
10. When is your birthday? – Quand est ton anniversaire ?
11. What is your favorite season? – Quelle est ta saison préférée ?
12. Where are you from?D’où tu viens ?
13. What’s your – what’s your? – Quel est ton – quelle est ta ?

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Mon nom est-my name is

Mon nom est, my name is

To further enhance your introduction skills, try to practice introducing yourself in various contexts. For example, imagine different scenarios such as meeting new friends, attending social events, or participating in formal introductions. Practicing in these varied contexts will help you become more confident and versatile in using this essential phrase. Additionally, recording yourself while practicing and comparing it to native speakers can help improve your pronunciation and fluency. To make your practice even more effective, consider engaging in interactive language exchanges with native speakers or fellow learners. These conversations will provide real-life practice and feedback, helping you to refine your introduction skills and build your confidence in using the French language. Don’t hesitate to experiment with different ways of introducing yourself, including variations and additional details, to make your self-introduction more dynamic and engaging.