Sometimes we need to talk about people or things without being specific. In this deck, you'll learn some common French phrases for referring to 'someone', 'something', 'everyone', and 'the same thing'.

To talk about an unspecified person, you can use 'quelqu'un', which means 'someone' or 'somebody'. For example, 'Il y a quelqu'un à la porte' means 'There is someone at the door'.

Similarly, to refer to an unspecified thing, you use 'quelque chose', which means 'something'. For example, 'Je voudrais quelque chose à boire' means 'I would like something to drink'.