Le Hockey au Canada (Hockey in Canada)

What You'll LearnIdentify basic hockey equipment.Name key parts of a hockey game, like the team and the goal.Use simple sentences to talk about hockey.Recognize famous Canadian hockey teams.Imagine! You're going to a hockey game in Montreal. 🏒 It's nighttime and it's cold. You see the players on the ice. It's exciting! 🎉How You'll Use ThisTalk about hockey with your friends.Understand when someone talks about a hockey game.Describe a picture of a hockey player.

French TermWhat it MeansExample Sentencele joueur (the player) [luh zhoo-EHR]The person who plays hockey.Le joueur est sur la glace. (The player is on the ice.) [luh zhoo-EHR eh soor la glass].l'équipe (f) (the team) [lay-KEEP]A group of players.Mon équipe est la meilleure! (My team is the best!) [mohn ay-KEEP eh la may-YUHR!].le bâton (the stick) [luh bah-TOHN]What the player uses to hit the puck.Le joueur a un bâton. (The player has a stick.) [luh zhoo-EHR ah uhn bah-TOHN]. 🏒la rondelle (the puck) [la rohn-DELL]The black disc used to play.La rondelle est sur la glace. (The puck is on the ice.) [la rohn-DELL eh soor la glass].le but (the goal) [luh boot]The place where you have to send the puck to score.Il y a un but! (There's a goal!) [eel ee ah uhn boot!]. 🥅le casque (the helmet) [luh...

Pattern 1: Identifying an object with 'C'est'Rule: To name a thing, we use C'est (It is) [say] + un/une (a) + noun.Example: C'est un bâton. (It is a stick.) [say uhn bah-TOHN]. Example: C'est une rondelle. (It is a puck.) [say oon rohn-DELL].Pattern 2: Saying what someone has with 'avoir'Rule: To say a person has something, we use subject + a (has) [ah] + object.Example: Le joueur a un casque. (The player has a helmet.) [luh zhoo-EHR ah uhn kask]. Example: J'ai un chandail bleu. (I have a blue jersey.) [zhay uhn shahn-DYE bluh].Pattern 3: Describing with 'être'Rule: To describe something, we use subject + est (is) [eh] + adjective.Example: Le casque est rouge. (The helmet is red.) [luh kask eh roozh].Example: La patinoire est grande. (The rink is big.) [la pa-teen-WAHR eh grahnd].