A1 Level Vocabulary - Describing People

Learn to describe people: appearance, height, hair, eyes, and features in French.

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jeune [Adjective]

young

Ex:

I still feel young despite my age.

vieux [Adjective]

old

Ex:

She takes care of her elderly parents.

gros [Adjective]

fat

Ex:

This cat is too fat to get through the cat flap.

mince [Adjective]

slim

Ex:

I was much thinner when I was a teenager.

beau [Adjective]

beautiful

Ex:

The landscape is beautiful today.

laid [Adjective]

ugly

Ex:

He has an unattractive smile.

intelligent [Adjective]

intelligent

Ex:

He has always been an intelligent and curious boy.

stupide [Adjective]

stupid

Ex:

She said something so stupid that everyone laughed.

grand [Adjective]

tall

Ex:

My brother is taller than me.

petit [Adjective]

short

Ex:

gentil [Adjective]

kind

Ex:

The teacher is kind to the students.

méchant [Adjective]

mean

Ex:

Don't be mean to your friends.

timide [Adjective]

shy

Ex:

Their son is shy but very kind.

fatigué [Adjective]

tired

Ex:

They are tired because of work.

riche [Adjective]

rich

Ex:

Becoming rich requires work.

pauvre [Adjective]

poor

Ex:

They live in a poor neighborhood.

A1 Level Vocabulary
Greetings and Beginner Words	Family and Relationships	Personal Information	Numbers
Countries and Nationalities	Weather and Nature	Seasons and Months	Time and Days
Colors and Shapes	Feelings and Emotions	Describing People	Opposites
Body	Face	Quantity	Daily Activities
Shopping and Payment	Communication	Perception and Thought	Movements and Actions
House	Household Objects	In the Kitchen	Personal Hygiene
Basic Foods	Fruits and Vegetables	Meals and Drinks	Animals
Clothes	School and Education	Work	In the City
Hobbies and Pastimes	Vehicles and Transport	Travel and Tourism	Health
Prepositions and Conjunctions	Adverbs	Essential Verbs	Pronouns and Articles