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PRESENT YOURSELF IN FRENCH (PRÉSENTEZ-VOUS EN FRANÇAIS)

PRESENT YOURSELF IN FRENCH (PRÉSENTEZ-VOUS EN FRANÇAIS)

1. My name is Martin - Je m'appelle Martin.

2. I am 10 years old - J'ai dix ans.

3. I am an Indian - Je suis indien (ne).

4. I live in Raipur - J'habite à Raipur.

5. I am a student - Je suis étudiant (e).

6. I am vegetarian - Je suis végétarien.

7. I speak English and French - Je parle anglais et français 

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