French at work
You know French. But do you speak office French?
From your first meeting to running projects and presenting ideas.
Try 10 first · about 2 minutes · no sign-up
Je vais poser deux jours la semaine prochaine.
Word for word: “I’m going to put down two days next week”
So what’s happening next week? Tap an answer to start.
Pack · French at work
50 French words you actually need for work
Understand what your colleagues really mean, from taking time off to tackling deadlines and navigating meetings.
- 50 cards
- A1 to B2
- Audio + examples
Free · no card
What’s inside
0 of 50 unlocked
- Je vais poser deux jours la semaine prochaine.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- On peut décaler l’appel à jeudi ?Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Je t’envoie le compte rendu.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Je reviens vers toi demain.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Je vais relancer Sophie.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Je suis débordé cette semaine.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- On fait le point demain ?Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Il faut arbitrer entre les deux options.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- Ça sort du périmètre du projet.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
- On boucle ça aujourd’hui.Locked. Play the quiz to unlock.
Questions
Is this France French or Québec French?
France French, the way colleagues talk in an office in Paris or Lyon. Québec offices say some of these differently.
What level is it for?
A1 to B2. It starts with booking a meeting and taking a day off, and ends with the words of project meetings: scope, stakeholders, milestones.
Should I say tu or vous at work?
Most French offices use tu between colleagues and vous with clients, senior managers and anyone you have just met. Not sure? Start with vous and switch when they do.
Is the pack really free?
Yes. A free account keeps all 50 words in your deck, with audio, an example and a note on when to use each one. No card needed.