21 French phrases to do with EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

This video tutorial provides 21 practical French expressions for emergencies, such as accidents or incidents. It covers how to contact police and firefighters, report thefts, and handle emergencies. The video explains the differences between police forces in France and guides viewers on filing complaints and reporting assaults. It also addresses handling theft, loss of documents, and emergency responses like evacuations and injuries.

What is the emergency number to call the police in France?

• 999

• 1717

• 112

• 911

In which situation should you call the Sapeur Pompier?

• When you lose your passport

• In case of a fire

• To report a theft

• To ask for directions

What is the main difference between the commissary and the gendarmerie in France?

• The commissary is for civil matters, while the gendarmerie is part of the armed forces

• The gendarmerie handles only traffic violations

• The commissary is part of the armed forces

• The gendarmerie is a private security service

What should you do if someone steals your car in France?

• Ignore it

• Call the fire department

• Provide a declaration of theft to your insurer

• Report it to the nearest hospital

Which document is NOT mentioned as necessary for filing a complaint?

• Passport

• Birth certificate

• ID card

• Driver's license

What should you do if you witness an assault?

• Ignore it

• Call the fire department

• Report it to the police

• Take a video

What is the French term for a burglar?

• Blissy

• Voleur

• Combreuler

• Pompe