Getting a Study Video Call Working
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2026年11月4日
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音声で復習
Vocaカードを2つ以上追加すると，音声で復習が利用できるようになり，音声で練習できますよ。
Two classmates get on a video call to study together, check their audio and video, and fix a slow connection.
- Everyday equipment words: le micro, les écouteurs, l'écran
- Quick troubleshooting phrases: Tu m'entends ?, Ça coupe., L'image est bloquée.
- Tip: Notice how everyday French uses simple verbs like allumer (turn on), éteindre (turn off), and couper (cut out or mute) for video calls.
Vocaカード
1.
le lien
the link
Je viens de t'envoyer le lien par message.
I just sent you the link in a message.
2.
se connecter
to connect, to log on
J'essaie de me connecter, j'arrive dans une minute.
I'm trying to connect, I'll be there in a minute.
3.
Tu m'entends ?
Can you hear me?
Allô, Léa ? Tu m'entends ?
Hello, Léa? Can you hear me?
In French, 'allô' is also used on video calls when checking if the other person can hear you.
4.
le son
the sound, the audio
Attends, je n'ai pas de son sur mon ordinateur.
Hold on, I don't have any sound on my computer.
5.
le micro
the mic, the microphone
Je crois que ton micro est coupé, je ne t'entends pas du tout.
I think your mic is muted, I can't hear you at all.
Short for 'le microphone', which is rarely used in everyday speech.
6.
les écouteurs
→ écouteur
the headphones, the earbuds
Deux secondes, je branche mes écouteurs pour mieux t'entendre.
Give me two seconds, I'm plugging in my headphones so I can hear you better.
Always plural when referring to a pair of earbuds or earphones.
7.
parler plus fort
to speak louder, to speak up
Tu peux parler un peu plus fort ? Le volume est très bas.
Can you speak a little louder? The volume is really low.
Here 'fort' means loud, not strong.
8.
allumer la caméra
to turn on the camera
C'est bon pour le son, je vais allumer la caméra maintenant.
The sound is good, I'm going to turn on the camera now.
In French, a webcam or phone camera for video is 'la caméra', while a camera for taking photos is 'un appareil photo'.
9.
flou
blurry
Je te vois, mais c'est un peu flou.
I can see you, but it's a little blurry.
Feminine form: 'floue' (pronounced the same).
10.
la connexion
the connection
Désolé, ma connexion n'est pas très bonne aujourd'hui.
Sorry, my connection isn't very good today.
11.
Ça coupe.
It's cutting out., You're breaking up.
Tu peux répéter la fin de ta phrase ? Ça coupe.
Can you repeat the end of your sentence? It's cutting out.
Used when the audio or video keeps dropping out during a call.
12.
L'image est bloquée.
The video is frozen., The screen is frozen.
Ah, l'image est bloquée, tu ne bouges plus du tout.
Oh, the video is frozen, you're not moving at all.
People also casually say 'Tu as figé' or 'Ça bugge'.
13.
éteindre la caméra
to turn off the camera
Essaie d'éteindre ta caméra, ça va peut-être aider.
Try turning off your camera, maybe that'll help.
14.
raccrocher
to hang up
Ne bouge pas, je raccroche et je reviens tout de suite.
Don't go anywhere, I'm going to hang up and come right back.
Originally meant hanging up a phone receiver, now also used for ending any voice or video call.
15.
rappeler
to call back
Si ça ne marche toujours pas, je te rappelle sur ton téléphone.
If it still doesn't work, I'll call you back on your phone.
16.
Ça marche.
It's working., It works.
Ah super, là ça marche beaucoup mieux !
Oh great, it's working much better now!
The everyday way to say that something works or is functioning properly.
17.
l'écran
the screen
Dis-moi quand tu vois mon écran.
Let me know when you can see my screen.
18.
partager l'écran
to share the screen
Je vais partager mon écran pour te montrer mes notes de cours.
I'm going to share my screen to show you my class notes.
19.
le document
the document
J'ai ouvert le document avec les exercices pour l'examen.
I opened the document with the exercises for the exam.
Often shortened to 'le doc' among students and colleagues.
20.
On commence ?
Should we start?, Ready to start?
Tout est prêt de ton côté ? On commence ?
Is everything ready on your end? Should we start?