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Scene illustrating a French-language career event networking conversation

Key Phrases

Enchanté de vous rencontrer.

Pleased to meet you.

Vous cherchez des informations sur notre entreprise ?

Are you looking for information about our company?

Vous vous sentiriez vite chez vous avec nous.

You would quickly feel at home with us.

Skills You'll Learn

Introducing yourself and greeting someone politely in a professional setting.

Se présenter et saluer quelqu'un poliment dans un contexte professionnel.

Asking for and discussing information about a company and its work atmosphere.

Demander des informations sur une entreprise et parler de l'ambiance de travail.

Talking about onboarding, team culture, and how supported new employees feel.

Parler de l'intégration, de l'esprit d'équipe et du soutien apporté aux nouveaux employés.

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are meeting a company representative in the evening and asking about the workplace atmosphere, team relationships, and how new employees are welcomed.

Bonsoir, je m'appelle Emily Smith . Enchanté de vous rencontrer.

Good evening, my name is Emily Smith. Pleased to meet you.

Bonsoir Emily Smith , ravi aussi. Vous cherchez des informations sur notre entreprise ?

Good evening, Emily Smith, pleased to meet you too. Are you looking for information about our company?

Oui, surtout sur l'ambiance de travail au quotidien.

Yes, especially about the day-to-day work atmosphere.

Chez nous, l'esprit d'équipe est très important. On se soutient beaucoup.

Team spirit is very important here. We support each other a lot.

C'est agréable à entendre. Les relations sont plutôt proches ?

That's nice to hear. Are the relationships fairly close?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

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Bonsoir.

bohn-SWAHR

Good evening.

🇫🇷 [Bonsoir] is for greeting, not parting. At a career event, it sounds polite and natural from early evening onward.

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Je m'appelle

zhuh mah ah-pell

My name is

💬 [Je m'appelle] literally uses [m'] before a vowel: [me appelle] becomes [m'appelle]. That little [m'] can't stand alone; you reuse it in patterns like [je m'inscris].

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👤🪪

Je m'appelle Emily Smith .

zhuh mah ah-pell

My name is Emily Smith.

💬 [Je m'appelle] literally uses [m'] before a vowel: [me appelle] becomes [m'appelle]. That little [m'] can't stand alone; you reuse it in patterns like [je m'inscris].

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😊🤝

Enchanté

ahn-shahn-TAY

Pleased to meet you

🇫🇷 At networking events, [Enchanté] is common right after an introduction, but often brief and formulaic. You will also hear [Ravi] in the same spot.

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🤝

De vous rencontrer

duh voo rahn-kohn-TRAY

To meet you

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😊🤝

Enchanté de vous rencontrer.

ahn-shahn-TAY duh voo rahn-kohn-TRAY

Pleased to meet you.

🇫🇷 This is polite and slightly more complete than just [Enchanté]. In fast real-life introductions, many people shorten it to [Enchanté].

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😊

Ravi

rah-VEE

Glad

💬 [Ravi] changes with the speaker: a man says [ravi], a woman says [ravie]. The same pattern appears in [enchanté / enchantée].

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Aussi

oh-SEE

Too

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😊🤝➕

Ravi aussi.

rah-VEE oh-SEE

Pleased to meet you too.

💬 [Aussi] usually comes after the word it adds to, so [Ravi aussi] is literally "glad too." You can reuse that order in short replies like [Moi aussi].

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