Have you ever tried to tell a French friend how you're feeling? Today we're learning how to talk about emotions in French - perfect for making new friends or understanding French films and songs!

Emotions help us connect with people from different cultures. When you know these words, you can share how you're feeling whether you're 'content' after a good lunch or 'triste' about missing home.

Here are today's new French emotion words. Click each word to hear how it's pronounced, then try saying it yourself while looking at the picture!

Notice how some words end in -é - this often shows they're adjectives describing feelings. French adjectives usually agree in gender and number, but we'll focus on the basic masculine forms today.

Great job learning the words! Now test your memory with flashcards. You'll see an English emotion first - try saying the French word before flipping to check. The facial expressions will help you remember!

Time for a class bingo game! Listen carefully to the emotion words and click the matching picture on your bingo card. First full line or full card wins!

Your teacher will hand out worksheets. Draw lines to match each French emotion word to its English meaning and picture - perfect practice for what we've learned!