Welcome back to Coffee Break French. Today we're going to be talking about the family.

Quite often if you're on holiday you may have to introduce members of your family. So

we'll be learning vocabulary for various members of the family and also have to see

how he is called and she is called. I hope you enjoy today's lesson.

You're on holiday in France and let's say a campsite in the south of France and you're

there with your family. You want to practice your French and one of the easiest ways to

practice your French with perhaps the people in the next caravan or next tent would

be to talk about your family and introduce people to them and that's what we're going

to be doing today. Learning words to introduce our family members. Obviously not all of this

content will apply to you but if you learn the words you'll be practicing your pronunciation

and you'll be expanding your vocabulary at the same time. So let's start repeating these

words. I'll see the word. I'll leave a space and then Anna if you can repeat after that.

Okay. The first one is sir. Now sir means sister. Sir. Okay. The opposite in a sense of

sister is brother and this is frair. Frair. Okay. It's quite complicated because it's got

the two r-sounds in there frair. Frair. Okay. So we've got sir. Sir. Frair. Frair. So brother

and sister frair is sir. Frair is sir. I'm not 100% sure if we've already come across

e before the word for and e. It's actually spelled it but it's pronounced e. Frair is sir.

Okay. Let's learn another couple of words. Another couple. We'll learn mer. Mer. Mer.

Mer. Mer. Any guess is what mer means? Could it mean mother? Yeah. It's mother. So mer.

Mer. And the opposite of mer is per. Per. Per. Per. Per. And you've probably guessed what that

means. Father? Yeah. Exactly. So let's run through the four we've got so far. We've got frair.

Frair. Frair. Sir. Sir. Mer. Mer. Per. Per. Okay. To see my brother and my father you

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