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The English phrase “about what” can be translated into French as à propos de quoi. This phrase is used to ask for the subject or topic of something.

The English phrase “hot dog buns” is translated into French as pains à hot-dog.

The English word “alleged” is translated into French as présumé. The word présumé is commonly used in formal French to describe something as alleged.

To discover in French is découvrir.

The English phrase ‘here you go’ can be translated into French as voilà. voilà is used when handing an object to someone.

The phrase “my favorite food” in French is translated as mon plat préféré.

The English phrase “once again” can be translated into French using several forms, most commonly encore une fois.

In French, gastro is an informal way to say stomach flu. gastro is a common, informal shortening used in everyday conversation to refer to gastroenteritis.

The English word witty is translated into French as spirituel. spirituel is used to describe someone or something that is clever, amusingly ingenious.

To play up in French is faire des siennes.