How to Say “Lollipop” in French
The English word “lollipop” is translated into French as sucette. Both sucette and suçon are used to refer to confectionery on a stick.
The English word “lollipop” is translated into French as sucette. Both sucette and suçon are used to refer to confectionery on a stick.
Santiago is the French word for the city of Santiago in Chile.
The phrase “where do you come from?” in French is D’où viens-tu ?
To want to in French is vouloir. vouloir is used to express having a desire or a wish to do something.
After dusk French speakers say Bonsoir for “hello”. Bonjour is for the day, and it sounds odd when used late in the evening.
The English word “sandy” is translated into French as sablonneux. sablonneux is an adjective used to describe something that is containing sand.
The French word for salvation is salut. In a religious context, salut refers to the process of being saved.
The English phrase ‘tailor’ is translated into French as tailleur.
The English name Jonah is translated into French as Jonas. Jonas is a masculine given name.