Bienvenue! Welcome to an exciting adventure of language and fun as you embark on a holiday with your kiddies. Whether you’re exploring the picturesque streets of Paris or enjoying the sun-kissed beaches of the French Riviera, introducing your children to basic French phrases can add an extra layer of joy to your family vacation. To make things easier for you, we’ve created a handy French Phrases Printable that parents can take on holiday for the kiddies. Let’s dive into the world of language and exploration! See more travel phrases for kids.
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Should We Encourage Our Kids To Try Local French Phrases When Travelling
Language learning at a young age enhances cognitive development and fosters cultural understanding and communication skills. Moreover, it makes travelling even more exciting as your kiddies can actively participate in conversations with locals. It’s also a sign of respect to try to speak French when visiting France, and helps kiddies engage and learn.
Our French Phrases Printables are Designed Specifically for Kiddies
Featuring essential phrases and expressions that will come in handy during your holiday. From greetings and polite expressions to simple questions and phrases for ordering food, we’ve curated a list that will make your child’s language learning experience enjoyable.
50 Travel Phrases For Children To Use In France
- Bonjour – Hello
- Merci – Thank you
- S’il vous plaît – Please
- Excusez-moi – Excuse me
- Oui – Yes
- Non – No
- Au revoir – Goodbye
- Comment ça va ? – How are you?
- Je m’appelle… – My name is…
- Parlez-vous anglais ? – Do you speak English?
- Toilettes – Restroom
- Manger – Eat
- Boire – Drink
- L’eau – Water
- Merci beaucoup – Thank you very much
- De rien – You’re welcome
- Combien ça coûte ? – How much does it cost?
- Pouvez-vous m’aider ? – Can you help me?
- J’aime ça – I like it
- J’aime pas – I don’t like it
- Où est… ? – Where is…?
- L’aéroport – The airport
- La plage – The beach
- Le train – The train
- L’hôtel – The hotel
- La nourriture – The food
- Le magasin – The store
- L’animal – The animal
- Le parc – The park
- La glace – Ice cream
- Le musée – The museum
- Le zoo – The zoo
- L’autobus – The bus
- La voiture – The car
- La carte – The map
- La ville – The city
- La montagne – The mountain
- La forêt – The forest
- La rivière – The river
- Le lac – The lake
- La mer – The sea
- Le soleil – The sun
- La pluie – The rain
- La neige – The snow
- Les étoiles – The stars
- La lune – The moon
- Le vent – The wind
- Le ciel – The sky
- Les nuages – The clouds
- Joyeux voyage ! – Happy travels!
Get Our Free Travel Phrases Printable
Simply click here or on the image to get our free French Travel Phrases Printables for kiddies to take along on their travels.
Ways To Use Our Free Printable French Travel Phrases
- Role-playing: Engage in role-playing scenarios where your kiddies can play different roles, such as a waiter at a French café or a friendly local. This will help them practice using the phrases in real-life situations.
- Daily Challenges: Challenge your children to use at least one French phrase each day. This can be a fun game that encourages them to actively apply what they’ve learned.
- Language Games: Introduce simple language games that involve the phrases on the printable. For example, a scavenger hunt where they have to find and match the French phrase to a corresponding image.
- Cultural Exploration Enhance your kiddies’ learning experience by immersing them in French culture. Visit local markets, museums, and attractions where they can observe and interact with native speakers. Encourage them to ask questions and use the phrases from the printable in real-life situations.
Get Children Excited About Travel and Languages
As you embark on your family holiday, remember that language is a gateway to understanding and appreciating different cultures. Our French Phrases Printable is a tool designed to make your children’s language learning journey both educational and entertaining. Embrace the opportunity to create lasting memories and foster a love for languages in your kiddies. Bon voyage et amusez-vous bien! (Safe travels and have fun!)
Sarah Christie is a craft, food, cruise, and family travel blogger Extraordinary Chaos, Cruising For All and Mini Travellers. Known for her unique perspective and ability to find beauty in chaos, Sarah designs and creates craft projects as well as creating recipes for people who want to cook from scratch the easy way. Whilst also exploring family travel and how to navigate it.