Talking about your day
Reflexive verbs, a pillar of French, to describe how a day unfolds.
Reflexive verbs, a pillar of French, to describe how a day unfolds.
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Vocabulary for this lesson
- je me réveille : I wake up
- je me lève : I get up
- je me douche : I shower
- je me couche : I go to bed
- le matin : morning
- le soir : evening
- je travaille : I work
🇫🇷 A bit of French culture
French makes heavy use of pronominal (reflexive) verbs: the verb is paired with a pronoun referring back to the subject itself. "Se réveiller" (to wake up) becomes "je ME réveille", "tu TE réveilles", "il SE réveille". These pronouns (me, te, se, nous, vous, se) change with the person. Many everyday verbs are pronominal: se lever, se doucher, se coucher.
