🇫🇷 Day 4 – Learn Family Members in French | फ्रेंचमा पारिवारिक सदस्यहरू कसरी भन्ने?

Families are at the heart of every culture — and today we explored how to say “family” and “relations” in French!
आजको पाठमा हामीले फ्रेंचमा पारिवारिक सदस्यहरूको नाम र तुलना नेपाली परिवारसँग गरेका छौं।

Whether you’re introducing your family or talking about relatives, knowing these words is super useful. Let’s dive into today’s lesson!

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🎥 Watch the Video | भिडियो हेर्नुहोस्:

What You’ll Learn Today | आज के सिक्नुहुनेछ?

In today’s video, we covered:

• Common family member names in French
• Comparison between Nepali and French family terms
• Different types of family structures in France (single-parent, nuclear, blended)
• And a sneak peek into what’s coming next: numbers from 21 upwards

Let’s take a quick look at what we learned:

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👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Members in French | फ्रेंचमा पारिवारिक सदस्यहरू

Here are some key terms:

बुबा	Father	père (पेर)
आमा	Mother	mère (मेर)
छोरा	Son	fils (फिल्स)
छोरी	Daughter	fille (फिले)
दिदी / दाजु	Sister / Brother	sœur (सोर), frère (फ्रेर)
दाइ / खुवा	Uncle	oncle (ओङ्कल)
आइ / खुइ	Auntie	tante (टान्टे)
जेठो / जेठानी	Elder brother / sister	aîné (एने)
छोटो / छोटी	Younger sibling	cadet (कादेत)

💡 One important thing we discussed is that French doesn’t have as many specific terms as Nepali does — like “mama”, “jetho”, “dai”, etc. In French, most uncles or aunts are just called oncle or tante , regardless of whether they’re from mom’s or dad’s side.

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🏠 Types of Families in French Culture | फ्रेंच संस्कृतिमा परिवारका प्रकारहरू

We also looked at different family structures common in French-speaking countries:

1. Single-parent family – famille monoparentale (फामिले मोनोपेरेंटले): One parent raising the children.
2. Nuclear family – famille nucléaire (फामिले न्युक्लिएयर): Parents + kids living together.
3. Blended family – famille recomposée (फामिले रेकम्पोज़े): When parents remarry and combine families.

📌 Blended families are quite common in France , but not so much in Nepal — which made it an interesting cultural comparison!

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That’s it for Day 4 ! Now you can talk about your family in French and even compare it with how things work back home. 😊
अब तपाईंले आफ्नो परिवारको बारेमा फ्रेंचमा बोल्न सक्नुहुन्छ र नेपाली परिवारसँगको तुलना पनि गर्न सक्नुहुन्छ।

Tomorrow , we move on to something exciting — how to count from 21 and above in French ! We’ll learn the pattern behind numbers like 21, 30, 40, 50, 60… up to 100!
भोलि हामी फ्रेंचमा २१ देखि १०० सम्मका सङ्ख्याहरू सिक्नेछौं ।

So stay tuned and keep practicing! See you tomorrow. 😊

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✅ Daily Practice Tip:

Try introducing your family in French! For example:

“Je m’appelle [Your Name]. J’ai une sœur et deux frères.”
(म आफैलाई [तपाईंको नाम] भनिन्छ। मेरी एउटी दिदी छिन् र दुई दाजुहरू छन्।)

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