French Lesson Employee Performance is Chapter 48 in the free French Course on Business French. We hope you enjoy it, and please be sure to graba copy of teh full audiobook to accomapny each and every lesson in Hands Free Business French HERE
“the performance”: « la performance »
“All employees are measured annually on their performance.”
« Tous les employés sont évalués annuellement sur leurs performances. »
“an employee”: « un employé »
You can also say « un salarié ». This refers to “the wage” which is « un salaire ».
“to measure ”: « mesurer »
You can also say « évaluer ». The difference is « mesurer » is more practical. You measure something on a scale, whereas « évaluer »: “to evaluate” is a bit more abstract.
“annually”: « annuellement »
Remember how to make an adverb. “annually”, in English you will have -ly at the end.
In French you take the feminine adjective « annuelle » and you add an -ment at the end, « annuellement ».
A quick tip on French Grammar: Periodical adjectives
Here’s how to say monthly, weekly, daily.
“monthly”: « mensuelle »
“weekly”: « hebdomadaire »
“daily”: « quotidien »
These are all adjectives.
e.g. You may say « une réunion mensuelle »/« hebdomadaire »/« quotidienne ».
Here’s how you say “on the due date”: « à l’échéance ».
Here’s a slang term for you: « un weekly » is a weekly department meeting.
Here is the full sentence again: French Lesson Employee Performance
“All employees are measured annually on their performance.”
« Tous les employés sont évalués annuellement sur leurs performances. »
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