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Saying who I am

First French sentences about yourself: je m'appelle, j'ai six ans.

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Now you can tell people about yourself. To say your name, use je m'appelle. je m'appelle Léa means my name is Léa.

To say your age, use j'ai, then a number, then ans. j'ai six ans means I am six years old.

To say you are happy, a boy says je suis content and a girl says je suis contente. The extra sound at the end is for girls.

To show your family, you can say voici ma famille, which means here is my family.

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je m'appelle sounds like zhuh mah-PELL.

je m'appelle tells your name, j'ai six ans tells your age, and voici ma famille shows your family.

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Saying who I am · French, ages 5 to 10 · LightMySky