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00:00 Introduction
01:20 Qu’est-ce que le niveau B1 ? 
02:14 Lingoda
05:45 Question Nº1
06:14 Question Nº2
06:33 Question Nº3
06:54 Question Nº4
07:18 Question Nº5
07:43 Question Nº6
08:09 Question Nº7
08:31 Question Nº8
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10:06 Question Nº12
10:30 Question Nº13
10:55 Question Nº14
11:24 Question Nº15
11:55 Merci !

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Title: Si tu connais ces mots tu as (sûrement) un niveau B1 / intermédiaire
Caption: There were a lot of people
in the comments of my video
on the level B1 vocabulary
quiz, who told me that the words
to guess were too easy.
Message received!
This time I've put together a
slightly trickier test for you,
a slightly more difficult test.
Hi, hi, hi!
Welcome to another episode
of French Mornings.
If you're learning French,
you've come to the right place.
I'm Elisa and on this channel I
help you to improve your French
and to speak more naturally.
Today, we meet again for a new test
on B1 vocabulary, because I know
that you enjoy these quizzes.
So get comfortable,
turn on the subtitles if you
need them, and let's start.
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Before we start, what
exactly is the B1 level?
As you may already know, in Europe
we have a system that evaluates the
level of proficiency
in a foreign language.
These are known as
the CEFR levels.
There are six, from A1 to C2.
A1 is the most basic level
and C2 the most advanced.
Level B1 corresponds to a
fairly intermediate level.
A B1 level means that you
can manage, and be autonomous
in everyday situations.
For example, you can use
the main conjugation tenses
to distinguish between
formal and informal French,
and you can also recount an event,
tell a story or even talk about a dream.
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And now for the vocabulary test.
You will have five
seconds each time to find
the word I'm looking for.
Number one is an adjective.
It's something that provokes
surprise or admiration.
The word is :
"étonnant" or "étonnante".
Something that surprises us is
something that is "étonnant".
Number two.
It's a bright little insect, often
seen in the evening in summer.
It's "une luciole" (a firefly).
"Une luciole" is a little insect
that glows in the dark.
Number three.
We're looking for a verb.
This is the verb used to
say: Speak in a low voice.
The verb is:
"Chuchoter" (whisper).
"Chuchoter" is when
we talk like this.
Number four.
It's the person you go to for a haircut.
It's "le coiffeur" or "la coiffeuse"
(the hairdresser).
We say: I'm going to the hairdresser's,
I'm going to the hairdresser's
to get my hair cut.
Number five.
In several words this time.
When you spend a long time in the sun,
your skin can sometimes
become red and burn.
It's called a :
It's "un coup de soleil"
(sunburn).
Sunburn.
When you stay in the sun
too long, you get sunburnt.
Number six.
It's a small metal object
from which water flows.
It can be found in kitchens and bathrooms.
It's "un robinet"
(a tap/faucet).
When you turn on the tap, water
flows, and when you
close it, the water stops flowing.
Number seven.
This is a building
containing offices or flats.
It's called "un immeuble"
(an apartment building/office building).
For example, my flat is on the
third floor of my building.
Number eight.
It is an object in which
we put plates, cutlery,
or glasses to wash them.
It's called :
A dishwasher.
A "un lave-vaisselle"
(a dishwasher).
It's not a very complicated name.
Its function is in its name.
Number nine.
This is the fruit used to make wine.
It's "le raisin"
(the grape).
Grape.
We have bunches of grapes that we harvest
and we use them to make wine.
Number ten.
We're looking for a cute
word that means dog.
It's "un toutou"
(a doggy).
If you want to talk about a
dog in a cute way, you can say:
He's a very pretty doggy.
He's a very pretty dog.
Number eleven.
It's a colour between blue and green,
and it's sometimes used
to describe the colour of water.
This colour is "le turquoise"
(turquoise).
It is sometimes said that the water
is turquoise on an idyllic beach.
It is sometimes said that the water
is turquoise on an idyllic beach.
Number twelve.
This is a garment worn around the neck
in winter to protect against the cold.
It's called :
"Une écharpe"
(A scarf).
A scarf is often made of wool and is very
warm, so you wrap it
around you neck in winter.
Number thirteen.
It's the verb you use when you
knock your glass against
someone else's glass.
What's it called?
It's the verb: "trinquer"
(to toast/clink glasses).
When you knock your glass
against someone else's,
we say that we toast.
Number fourteen.
What do you call someone
who's arrived late?
He or she is a "retardataire"
(latecomer).
Anyone who arrives late is a latecomer.
Sometimes teachers will say:
"I'll repeat what I said
for the latecomers."
For the people who arrived late.
And finally, the last word,
we're looking for a verb
which means to give part of
what you have to someone else.
It's the verb "partager"
(to share).
Sharing means dividing up what
you have to give some
to other people.
For example, you can divide
a cake into several slices.
Thank you all for watching this video.
Don't forget to download the
150-word B1 vocabulary guide.
It's in the description.
And if you want to continue
your vocabulary quizzes with me,
you can click on the video
that appears on the screen.
And I'll see you soon.