How to Say “To Take Away” in French
To take away in French is emporter. The verb emporter is used when you want to say you are buying food or drink from a restaurant to eat it somewhere else.
To take away in French is emporter. The verb emporter is used when you want to say you are buying food or drink from a restaurant to eat it somewhere else.
In French, the English phrase “low fade” is translated as dégradé bas.
The English word giraffe is translated into French as girafe. The word refers to the long-necked mammal. It is a feminine noun.
The French word for napkin is serviette. serviette is a feminine noun used to refer to a napkin.
The English phrase “especially” can be translated into French using several forms, the default being surtout.
In French, “made of” is expressed as fait de. The phrase is used to describe the material or substance from which something is created.
The English word ‘learned’ can be translated into French as appris.