Understand a teenager, understand DELF B2 French

How teenagers can pass the DELF B2 French exam

Anyone that has tried to talk to a teenager will be familiar with “…it doesn’t matter, I don’t care” and many more ways to express a lack of interest. Don’t blame teenagers for not being interested in your DELF B2 French exam, rather you should thank them.

Why should you thank a local teenager for helping you you pass your DELF B2 French exam? A teenager uses common phrases that you need to add to your French oral exam personnel learning plan.

During your French oral exam do you think that you could say “No, working overtime at the Red Cross / Crescent does not bother me because ….” or how about. “It be worth hiring more staff given that the work increases each April.” Well, if you reuse the phrases that a teenager uses to express a lack of interest then you will quickly update your personal learning plan with French vocabulary to meet your needs.

Read the following sample phrases of possible workplace discussions and imagine a teenager using a similar structure to tell you that they — just don’t care.

DELF B2 Example Phrases

ça ne me dérange pas du tout (It doesn’t bother me at all)
ça ne me fait pas de différence (It makes no difference to me)
ça ne me fait rien (I doesn’t matter to me)
ça ne me tente pas de + verbe (I don’t feel like)
ça vaudrait la peine de + verbe (It would be worth it)
cette action va à l’encontre de + verbe (This action goes against)
Compte tenu du temps (In consideration of time)
Conformément à (In conformity with, in accordance with)
il devrait y avoir (There should be)