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Family members  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| la mère | mum |\n| le père | dad |\n| la belle-mère | stepmum |\n| le beau-père | stepdad |\n| le frère | brother |\n| la sœur | sister |\n| le beau-frère | stepbrother |\n| la belle-sœur | stepsister |\n| la grand-mère | grandmother |\n| le grand-père | grandfather |\n| la tante | aunt |\n| l’oncle (m) | uncle |\n| la niece | niece |\n| le neveu | nephew |\n| le cousin | cousin (male) |\n| la cousine | cousin (female) |\n\nOther useful nouns  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| l’enfant (m) | child |\n| le fils | son |\n| la fille | girl, daughter |\n| le mari | husband |\n| la femme | woman, wife |\n| le copain | friend, boyfriend |\n| la copine | friend, girlfriend |\n\nUseful adjectives – Nationalities and languages  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| allemand(e) | German |\n| anglais(e) | English |\n| britannique | British |\n| canadien(ne) | Canadian |\n| espagnol(e) | Spanish |\n| français(e) | French |\n\nUseful adjectives – Faith  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| bouddhiste | Buddhist |\n| chrétien(ne) | Christian |\n| juif/juive | Jewish |\n| musulman(e) | Muslim |\n\nUseful adjectives – Gender identity and relationship status  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| bi(sexuel) / bi(sexuelle) | bi(sexual) |\n| célibataire | single, unmarried |\n| gay | gay |\n| hétéro | straight, heterosexual |\n| marié(e) | married |\n| non-binaire | non-binary |\n| queer | queer |\n| transgenre | trans |\n\nUseful verbs – Talking about yourself, family and friends  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| compter | to count, to count on |\n| discuter (de + noun) | to discuss, talk about |\n| encourager (à + infinitive) | to encourage (+ verb) |\n| exprimer | to express |\n| marier, se marier (avec) | to marry, get married (to) |\n| parler | to speak, to talk |\n| partager | to share |\n\n\n| passer | to spend time with |\n| --- | --- |\n| rencontrer | to meet, run into |\n| s’appeler | to be names |\n| séparer, se séparer | to separate, break up |\n| supporter | to tolerate, bear, put up with |\n\nHigher Tier-Nouns  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| l’enfant (m) unique | only child |\n| la maman | mum, mummy |\n\nHigher Tier – Nationality, language and faith  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| africain(e) | African |\n| arabe | Arabic, Arab |\n| belge | Belgium |\n| chinois(e) | Chinese |\n| francophone | French-speaking |\n| marocain(e) | Moroccan |\n| québécois(e) | from Quebec |\n| suisse | Swiss |\n| catholique | Catholic |\n\nHigher Tier – Useful verbs to describe relationships  \n\n| French | English |\n| --- | --- |\n| apprécier | to appreciate, like |\n| garder | to keep, take care of, look a􀀢er |\n| grandir | to get bigger, get taller, grow |\n| présenter | to introduce someone to |\n| respecter | to respect |","cbCaibK0dhDAvt2v","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibK0dhDAvt2v","pdf",90100,"English","# Useful vocabulary - family\n## Family members nouns\n## Other useful nouns\n## Adjectives - nationalities and languages\n## Adjectives - faith\n## Adjectives - gender identity and relationship status\n## Verbs - talking about yourself, family and friends\n# Higher tier vocabulary","[{\"question\":\"What topics does the vocabulary list cover for family and personal description?\",\"answer\":\"It covers family member nouns, other personal nouns, adjectives for nationalities, languages, faith, and gender or relationship status, plus verbs for talking about yourself, family, and friends.\"},{\"question\":\"Which kinds of verbs are included for conversations about relationships?\",\"answer\":\"The verbs focus on expressing ideas, discussing topics, encouraging actions, meeting and naming people, separating or breaking up, sharing, supporting, and speaking or talking.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the resource include higher-tier vocabulary beyond basic family terms?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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